Sentence examples for grid trade from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we present an effective method, fully taking into account both historical Grid trade data and dynamic variation of the Grid market to improve the task scheduling for a hierarchical Grid market.

And despite the city's touch-and-go electrical grid, trading can be brisk at the Iraq Stock Exchange.

Disconnected from the city's grid, the trade center wasn't even really part of New York.

In this paper, we explore a market-based grid resource trading system from a cognitive perspective.

Additionally, through comparing on- and off-grid design trade-offs, the need for component redundancy for systems with islanding capabilities is analysed.

Even with those qualifications, however, advocates of a street grid through the trade center site welcomed the opening of Cortlandt Way.

In particular, during his visiting period at UC Berkeley he will work on FEEM's WITCH and RAEL's SWITCH models, improving the power sector modeling in the former (system integration of variable renewable energies; electric grid; storage; electricity trade) and integrating the latter in an integrated assessment model framework.

Mr. Silverstein, who would not release renderings of the project, said he had incorporated the substations as well as suggestions from urban planners and community groups, including the desire to re-establish the city's street grid over the trade center superblock.

Trading grid flexibility in this way could provide large efficiency benefits for grid operators.

The results in the MV grid highlight the trade-off existing between synchronization accuracy and availability: the synchronization accuracy over MV Broadband Power Line (BPL) links decreases from 20 ms to 50 ms when a more reliable architecture, from the point of view of time synchronization, is used.

A strong planning tenet after 9/11 was that much of the old street grid obliterated by the trade center superblock in the 1960's ought to be restored, reconnecting the site with the rest of Lower Manhattan.