Sentence examples for major grid from inspiring English sources

He said: "The major grid challenges from the UK's decarbonisation can be met through energy storage's inherent ability to reinforce the network.

"It's a major grid, and it's out from Toronto to Ohio," called out Sharon Dennis, who was going absolutely nowhere in her green Ford Taurus at 5 55 p.m. on West 34th Street.

After displaying the image and moving the axes, we turn on the major grid lines (this is the reason for making sure the image was created with a depth of 50, so that it would not obscure the grid lines).

After turning on the major grid lines, and zooming out the plot slightly, we add another pair of axes, this time to the top and right of the plot, and bind these tot he existing axes so that they match.

Examples of such hosts are to be found at HENP accelerator sites and tier 1 and 2 sites, major Grid sites, and major academic and research sites in Anglo America2, Japan and Europe.

"It's a major grid, and it's out from Toronto to Ohio," Sharon Dennis told a throng that had gathered around her green Ford Taurus on West 34th Street shortly before 6 p.m. "They say they don't know how long it will take to restore power".

Create axes at the center of the plot, with major grids visible, specifying the attribute values in a list.

Populate the "s" structure with the attribute values, then use it to set axis ax1 to have visible major grids, right-justified tick labels rotated at 45 degrees, and a steelblue baseline color.

Populate the "s" structure with the attribute values, then use it to set axis ay2 to have visible major grids, right-justified tick labels rotated at 45 degrees, and a steelblue baseline color.

Populate the "s" structure with the attribute values, then use it to set axis ax2 to have visible major grids, right-justified tick labels rotated at 45 degrees, and a steelblue baseline color.

The grid map shown below (obtained from NPR) shows the three major grids in the US: the western interconnection, the eastern interconnection and the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (fascinating that Texas has its own grid. As the saying goes 'Everything is bigger in Texas').