Sentence examples for which grid from inspiring English sources
For all households with north-facing roofs and access to a few thousand dollars, the point at which grid connection becomes more expensive than going it alone is expected by most commentators to arrive within the next three years, if it has not already.
As the United States and Canadian governments put it in November in their report on the blackout, these relays helped spread a "cascade" of failures, reducing "the potential time in which grid operators might have identified the growing problem and acted constructively to contain it".
A′ represents the region which grid A is responsible for and B′ represents the region which grid B is responsible for.
Thus, it is hard to determine which grid belongs to a specific cell.
With these techniques, metric cancellation is guaranteed regardless of the manner in which grid speeds are defined.
From the grid convergence study, the coarsest grid for which grid convergence was almost attained was selected and the simulation was continued until 100 s.
The EU envisions a future in which grids become immediately responsive to consumer demand, allowing people to sell back surplus electricity from their solar panels or electric cars to the electricity network.
The most impressive Hoffmann pieces include two-inch-square brooches from 1904 in which gridded, architectonic structures of gold and silver serve as foundations for bubblelike ovals of richly colored semi-precious stones.
It provides good spatial coverage with "random" locations, without the risk of the locations coinciding with some periodic variation in the population, a risk which grid-based sampling always carries.
There are many techniques used for the estimation of TEC variations using GNSS satellites (Komjathy 1997; Schaer 1999), among which grid-based ionospheric modeling is used for the study of ionospheric modeling over the Indian region (Skone 1998; Sarma, et al. 2009; Ratnam and Sarma 2012).
Following the current trend, there are service-oriented approaches in which grids are considered to provide access to arbitrary services.
