Sentence examples for grids of the from inspiring English sources

But the metal grids of the skylights are twisted, warped, curved.

This area needed to have the conflicting street grids of the abutting neighborhoods linked.

The grids of the cavity enable the electrons to pass through, but they confine the magnetic fields within the cavity.

It is built where the two grids of the city converge and you can feel in the apartment the struggle of the grid.

This voltage accelerates the DC electron beam to a high velocity before injecting it into the grids of the buncher cavity.

That big!" When Mr. Stingel's carpet pieces are underfoot, they typically remind viewers of Carl Andre's copper-tile grids of the 1970's, sculptures that lay flat on the floor, where visitors were welcome to walk on them.

Watch American history and geography unroll below you: the snowy agricultural grids of the Midwest, the jagged Rockies, then the vast and seemingly uninhabited deserts that resemble nothing so much as images sent back by a Mars orbiter.

(Reuters) MIDDLE EAST SYRIA: JOINT VENTURE Presidents Hosni Mubarak of Egypt and Bashar al-Assad of Syria joined with King Abdullah of Jordan to inaugurate a $300 million electricity line linking the grids of the three countries at Deir Ali electricity station, 25 miles south of Damascus.

In a separate, government-sponsored study, Imperial College plans to install fridges fitted with Dynamic Demand controllers in a number of homes to generate data on exactly how much power the system could save.The first serious use of grid-responsive appliances, though, may be on grids of the smallest scale.

(Rosenberg) ★ Jasper Johns: 'New Sculpture and Works on Paper' (closes on Friday) The centerpiece of this pleasantly miscellaneous show is a large cast-aluminum relief and six smaller two-sided ones in cast bronze and silver, which put grids of the numbers zero through nine through elaborate variations in texture, legibility and suggestion.

(Smith)20110623 ★ Jasper Johns: 'New Sculpture and Works on Paper' (through July 1) The centerpiece of this pleasantly miscellaneous show is a large cast-aluminum relief and six smaller two-sided ones in cast bronze and silver, which put grids of the numbers zero through nine through elaborate variations in texture, legibility and suggestion.