Sentence examples for industrial grid from inspiring English sources

Its almost industrial grid of supports and scaffolding nearly dissolves as it is penetrated by visions of outdoor park and living creatures.

When offshore wind power is integrated to an industrial grid via a FFTS, it can be considered as a negative load with indeterminate frequency and voltage connected to the FF side of the Hexverter.

Framed by a clutter of sound and light equipment piled on an industrial grid-like structure, the work of the scenic designer Christine Jones, a startling circle of burnished gold holds center stage, eventually revolving.

Ruh says part of the motivation for the deal was to protect sensor networks increasingly being built into these systems from attack, but Wurldtech provides a broader security solution that protects important infrastructure like industrial grids and oil refineries from a variety of computer attacks.

1) Grid-industrial users: Grid could consider industrial users that have the ability to providing AS as power plants.

In the proposed FFTS solution, the offshore wind farm and the offshore transmission system work at a relatively low frequency and connect to the industrial frequency grid via a full-size onshore AC/AC converter.

With limited existing industrial and grid infrastructures, there will be an important need for future nuclear energy systems that can provide small or moderate increments of electric power (10 700 MWe) on small or immature grids in developing nations.

Space weather also can blow out industrial power grids.

Control and automation forms an integral part in the design of solar power conversion systems for stand-alone village installations as well as for industrial scale grid-connected installations.

The Nimrod-G resource broker is implemented by leveraging existing technologies such as Globus, and provides new services that are essential for constructing industrial-strength grids.

At the Lanshan industrial zone, a grid of old-line coal and metal working factories, managers of small and medium-size factories complained that they were being seriously hurt by higher electricity prices.