Sentence examples for part of a grid from inspiring English sources
The planned pipeline is part of a grid of cross-border gas connections that the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, or Asean, envisions as a way to tie its economies more closely together.
That's because high-voltage transformers, which handle enormous amounts of electricity, are the most sensitive part of a grid; a strong electromagnetic pulse can easily fuse their copper wiring, damaging them beyond repair.
I believe that we can find creative answers to our legitimate regulatory problems – for example, we could create software radio utilities that turn every device into part of a grid that detects malicious or badly configured radio devices, to help regulators catch and shut down bad actors.
Meta-schedulers map jobs to computational resources that are part of a Grid, such as clusters, that in turn have their own local job schedulers.
In hardware terms, it is equally appealing, as your everyday PC (as part of a cluster) can be part of a grid, overriding the need to have conventional and expensive supercomputers.
For parts of a grid representing the biologically meaningless tail, values greater or smaller than the mean of the variable within the native range were combined into a single category.
Smart meters can be part of a smart grid, but they are not the same as smart grids.
For example, Honebein et al. [6] defined people as the only true smart part of a smart grid; therefore, monitoring, understanding, and promoting the end-users' roles from passive to active is considered as a fundamental action in smart grids.
A modular power-hardware-in-loop (PHIL) simulator for water electrolyzers is developed to study the electrolyzer as part of a smart grid and to examine the characteristics of various electrolyzer power supply electronics.
In order to visualize which of these 35 core proteins are part of a larger grid of putative interactors, an extended protein network was generated.
Using the online labor marketplace Amazon Mechanical Turk, Valla asked participants to copy a simple line drawing which formed part of a larger, grid-based structure.
