Sentence examples for wider grid from inspiring English sources

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.

Final Fantasy X's Sphere Grid offered players the ability to choose how their characters progressed, with spheres dropped by individual enemies being slotted in to a wider grid and granting stat boosts and new abilities.

We also tried a wider grid that extends to, and past, the trench to the east, but the results in this study show that the determined source locations are all west of the epicenter.

Brown said the state needs more energy storage and a wider grid to distribute electricity — two issues The Times has written about.

Others, however, question the wisdom of planning a Europe-wide grid from a top-down perspective.

He sees jazz as a wide grid: a 100-year-old longitude and a latitude that extends to Michael Jackson, Sun Ra and free improvising.

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.

With the closing of the Hunters Point and Potrero plants, she said, the city began drawing more electricity from a wide grid of cleaner power, because of a diverse mix of fossil fuel, nuclear and renewable energy sold by PG&E that generates fewer carbon emissions.

The capacity of Norway's reservoirs is so large, according to Dr Schmid, that should the wind drop all over Europe which does happen on rare occasions the hydro plants could spring into action and fill in the gap for up to four weeks.Put like this, a Europe-wide grid seems an obvious idea.

Selecting a 9 m wide grid implies that a truck would take about 3 s to cross a grid.

The performance analysis is carried out in a 750 m-wide grid including 5 × 5 two-lane roads, spaced 150 m apart.