Lines of electricity pylons converge on Dungeness, stalking across the flat countryside in disorderly queues, another feeding frenzy, the road of excess.
Shiva is revolving with such force that his dreadlocks fan out, extending horizontally like lines of electricity on either side of his face.
PV projects can be used to reclaim degraded land and reduce requirements of transmission lines of electricity grids, be used in scenic areas and National Parks, where the avoidance of pylons and wires is a major advantage, can be integrated into the façades of buildings, used as a cladding material for commercial buildings and provide shading and heat extraction [2].
Laundry hangs from downed power lines void of electricity, and families sleep under makeshift tents amid the ruins of their homes.
Three cheers to National Grid for agreeing to remove lines of unsightly electricity pylons, using a new "undergrounding" fund (Report, 15 September).
So in 2000, Portugal's first step was to separate making electricity from transporting it, through a mandatory purchase by the government of all transmission lines for electricity and gas at what were deemed fair market prices.
Christopher Russo, an energy consultant at Charles River Associates, which helped with the redesign, called it "a technical road map" of thousands of miles of high-capacity transmission lines, and calculations of electricity supply and load and the paths between them.
Analogies include the "lines of force" of electricity and magnetism (Maxwell and Faraday), the atom as a planetary system (Rutherford and Bohr), the benzene ring as a snake biting its own tail (Kekulé), Darwin's "natural selection" and "entangled bank," and behavioral "drives" (Tinbergen) (e.g., Hesse 1966, 1967; Bartha 2010).
When the traditional power grid is down, a self-contained microgrid creates an effect called "islanding" — a network of buildings with their own power lines and source of electricity are an island in a larger area stricken by a power outage.
Along these lines, the dose of electricity required to activate muscles in this study were not reported and several patients were not included in the analysis because they received no TEMS.
He made notable physical improvements in his lines: replacing horse-cars with cable traction, connecting city and suburbs with 500 additional miles of lines, installing electricity for 240 miles of his system, and constructing the north-side elevated tracks and the Union Loop, which circles downtown Chicago.
