The models were based on data from one remeasurement of a nation-wide grid of permanent sample plots recorded by the Norwegian National Forest Inventory.
The power plants feed electricity out into the wider grid of transmission wires, but they run their systems on power pulled back in from that grid.
With its mile-wide grid of locally owned vegetarian cafés, sushi bars and sustainable clothing shops, this town's pedestrian-friendly streets provided the perfect backdrop for middle-aged techno geeks, twentysomething hipsters and hippies of all ages to converge in a swirl of analog ambition.
We included mapping the power output for 20 μm, 60 μm and 100 μm wide grid lines as function of cell length, finger spacing and TCO sheet resistance and show that also for wide fingers efficiency improvement of more than 15% is possible.
The highest-tech effort yet to ease China's water crisis sits between a wide, flat grid of salt farms and two giant cooling towers that rise up from a vast expanse of reclaimed land on the western shore of the Bohai Sea.
Because they're just one part of a wider grid, most train operators use electricity from a mix of different sources – coal-fired generators, nuclear plants, hydropower… or, in the case of Nederlandse Spoorwegen, exclusively from wind turbines.
But the report listed several caveats about the development of a Europe-wide grid, saying the cost would probably be high and the challenge of coordinating national energy regulations would be daunting.
Others, however, question the wisdom of planning a Europe-wide grid from a top-down perspective.
Washington, D.C.: central areaCentral area of Washington, D.C. Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Washington, D.C.: the MallThe Mall, Washington, D.C. Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Washington's streets are organized in a scheme of broad diagonal avenues overlain on a grid of wide north-south- and east-west-trending streets.
There are the wide streets and orderly grid of an area that was tamed by development early on.
