Sentence examples for parallel to the grid from inspiring English sources
It was much simpler than the FDM previously proposed to deal with cracked media, though its application was limited to cracks parallel to the grid lines.
A microgeneration 5 kWel SOFC system was installed at the Canadian Centre for Housing Technology (CCHT), integrated with existing mechanical systems and connected in parallel to the grid.
One of these is that cracks must be parallel to the grid lines so that one can only choose, for 2-D grids, one or two orientations of cracks simultaneously.
According to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) [1], a microgrid is defined as a cluster of DERs and local loads connected to the utility grid, which can operate in parallel to the grid or isolated as an island.
As in Paper I, we treat only cracks parallel to the grid lines; the extension of the present method to the case of arbitrarily oriented cracks is discussed in Section 5. We adopt a 2-D velocity-stress finite difference scheme for P-SV waves with the accuracy of second order in space as well as in time (Virieux, 1986).
With the body parallel to the grid, the mouse was pulled steadily backward until grip was released.
Regional Interconnect had promised to invest $2 billion in private money to build a new power grid, parallel to the existing grid, to bring additional electricity to the city.
The two inverters are connected in parallel to the 110 Vrms utility grid via reactors that represent the grid impedance.
A grid, parallel to the coronal plane, was also designed for the comparison of the changes.
The ground magnetic survey in the Abu-Rodaym area was accomplished on a grid pattern parallel to the north-south direction (Fig. 3), with a station interval of about 20 m and a line interval of about 40 m.
We will consider the square surface {(x,y) : x ∈ [0,1], y ∈ [0,1]}, and vary the position of the secondary nodes (relative to the primary nodes) over a regular square grid of size 11×11, that is, we will move the secondary transmitter and receiver over this grid, always parallel to the line between primary transmitter and receiver (as in Figure2).
