Sentence examples for grids capable from inspiring English sources
It is an open source initiative aimed at creating new grids capable of the scale of computing.
This paper presents JoiN, a Java-based software platform to construct massively parallel grids capable of executing large parallel applications.
An epic project is under way to build a "smart" grid capable of absorbing wind power smoothly.
The energy needs forecast (cfr. load profile) is then adopted in a second procedure devoted to design a micro-grid capable to properly feed the loads.
The transition to a smart power grid capable of managing alternative energy sources and efficiency will also require some cooperation between Florida's Utility Commission and the power companies.
The two primary advances are the incorporation of (1) explicit measures of consumer interest in and potential use of different types of PHEVs and (2) a model of the California electricity grid capable of differentiating hourly and seasonal GHG emissions by generation source.
The Syrian military possesses an extensive, Soviet-era air defense grid capable of detecting and shooting down unauthorized aircraft.
Military planners expect this integrated system to envelop the Earth in a cyber-grid capable of blinding entire armies on the battlefield or taking out a single terrorist in field or favela.
Applied to this situation we can understand that the grid is too valuable to become fully obsolete, but it seems to have unmanageable frailties that can be shored up by a investing in a new paradigm - off-grid capable distributed generation.
"The definition I describe it as: a portion of the grid capable of being independently managed to achieve greater resilience in operations to reduce losses that leverages all sources of generation," said Gerald Stokes, Associate Laboratory Director of Brookhaven National Laboratory on Long Island and president of the New York Energy Policy Institute.
For the sake of emergencies, they should be off-grid capable with generators to run on their gasoline during outages, along with solar power to save on precious gasoline consumption during those key times as well as to power electric vehicles at good times.
