Sentence examples for ordinary grid from inspiring English sources
It costs fifty-five hundred dollars to apply for a dispensation from the ordinary grid system, known officially as a "vanity address," from the Topographical Bureau, which Borelli oversees.
An ordinary face/cattle grid collision resulted in Julian smashing out his bottom teeth, scraping off the flesh that keeps your face attached to your skull, tearing an artery to create a pool of congealing blood around his brain stem, and this reviewer abandoning a perfectly good corned beef and tomato sandwich.
On ordinary municipal grids, the names of streets can't critique heritage — they can only commemorate it.
But because their cores are only a few kilometers wide, ordinary model grids can't capture them, and the fixed mathematical descriptions on which they rely contain "significant errors" that a probabilistic approach would avoid, Palmer says.
Most of the previous publications simulate the hydraulic fracture in a finite difference simulator by using the ordinary technique of grids refinement.
They're actually the result of objects being moved about on a scanner shockingly ordinary boring objects like CDs, gridded paper or plastic.
Based on an approximate linear relation among the kernel functions for a free one-dimensional Schrödinger equation of a new variable, it takes a simple form of ordinary differential equation that relates the neighboring grid points.
Currently airing is a new series of Hunted, in which ordinary people make themselves fugitives, living off-grid to evade capture by a team of manhunters.
Grids intended for users of ordinary competence must be designed with as much attention paid to the consequences of failures as the potential benefits of success.
Battery charging stations can also be powered by grid power, diesel generators, through an ordinary solar home system or other electrical sources.
In doing so, the complexity of the algorithm remains comparable to that of an ordinary finite difference scheme on a regular structured grid.
