Sentence examples for system the grid from inspiring English sources
Voltage throughout the grid can begin to drop, and unless more power can be quickly brought online — either by starting up more generators or shunting it from another system — the grid can collapse.
It has a large (hot) surface (which is the cook-top) and seems such a waste to not use the heat with some device sitting on the cook-top at night to produce the electricity which can (in Tasmania) be fed back into the normal household reticulation system (the Grid) for credits on the electricity account.
With potentially more than 800 turbines in the planning system, the grid has to supply either underground cables or pylons to carry overhead power lines so that the electricity is available to the rest of the UK.
By considering the balanced sinusoidal three-phase voltages at grid frequency ω s (rad/s) in the system, the grid voltages can be denoted as: v_{salpha } = v_{s} sin left( {omega_{s} t} right) (11) v_{sbeta } = - v_{s} cos left( {omega_{s} t} right) (12).
By that time, according to the defense, Rodriguez had already used his hacking prowess to "break into the U.S. energy system, the grid, for fun".
In this coordinate system the grid expands along with the Universe, and objects that are moving only due to the expansion of the Universe remain at fixed points on the grid.
As determined by the nature of the Purkinje system, the grids resulting from space discretization of the computational domain are essentially unstructured.
The power transmission grids of India consist of five regional systems: the northern grid, eastern grid, northeastern grid, western grid, and southern grid.
Different suppliers gave different information concerning the system as such or the regulations concerning connecting the system to the grid.
"I chose the electricity system because the grid can best represent how power currents flow through a network," he said.
"Every time they attempt to restart, they fail and the disruption breaks something else in the system, destabilizing the grid yet further," Mr. Aguilar said.
