Sentences with phrase «grid which»

Here paper rolls are stuffed into the grid which is shaped into a cylinder.

Each template uses a strong baseline / document grid which will allow you to edit or add to the layout very easily.

Each template uses a strong baseline / document grid which will allow you to Edit or add to the layout very easily.

Battles take place on a 6 * 9 grid which is considerably smaller than on console.

You will be presented with a grid which you can resize to capture as much (or as little) of the wallpaper that you want.

You'll also see a 2 × 2 grid which you can use for «crafting» tools.

I also found interesting the discussion of the pole problem and how this can be eliminated by using by using a grid which is composed of equal sized triangles.

I've been attempting to estimate LCOE for a power grid which has no fossil fueled compopnent whatsoever; discouragingly expensive.

Wind and solar require expensive storage to alleviate evening ramping - up by traditional methods of generation, and to permit larger amounts of renewables on the grid which increases costs.

Currently in the Middle East and North Africa we have a grid which relies on multiple energy elements, like solar, gas, oil and coal.

The project relies on co-operation by many European states using existing technology to create a stable grid which can support much more renewable power than at present and distribute it effectively.

Picture net metering for example, net metering gives you retail value for any excess energy exported to the grid which on its own is an excellent incentive.

«Then there's the fragile domestic energy grid which powers the hundreds of domestic military facilities in the United States.»

There is also a 120 kV grid which is directly supplied by many of Hungary's power plants, inclucing the Paks nuclear power plant.

News, Marek Kubik at storage system provider and integrator Fluence wrote about an academic study into Ireland's grid which showed the role batteries could play there in stabilising the grid using far less capacity than thermal generation.

Philadelphia has a very narrow street grid which - unfortunately - doesn't allow for ample room to paint bike lanes in many neighborhoods, but it does have the effect of producing streets where cars and bikes are sharing the road at a reasonable speed.

In that series he found a counter-balance to all that painterly stuff through the constraints of the rectilinear grid which enabled him to «measure» his moves so to speak.

For her commission Williams has produced a collation of nine short video clips arranged in a grid which allude to the language and structure of adult - content websites.

Battles take place on a 6 * 9 grid which is considerably smaller than on console.

It does have a bit of a retro atmosphere due to the standard symbols on the reels, the simplistic design, and the 5 × 3 reel grid which is typical for the industry.

However, the top group of cars are focused on immediate results as they already have the best cars on the grid which are capable of winning races or finishing on the podium with extremely high research and development costs to back up their respective performance advantages ahead of the other seven teams.

The battle system is fairly straight forward, you'll be shifted onto a massive grid which is comprised of many various types of icons — these icons indicate different attacks, improvements and hindrances.

But the two Porsches both had issues and will now start from the rear of the grid which means the No. 4 Corvette C7.R will move to the pole for Saturday's 10 - hour Petit Le Mans.

School Stuff A grid which is designed to be used by individual children to track their progress towards the» 100 score».

Follows the same format as the infection and response revision grid which can be purchased.

There is a grid which I stick into the learners books to show them where they are and what they need to do to move on.

I have also included a grid which clearly identifies coverage of the content domains for the whole of the paper.

Included is a gridded Christmas themed picture along with a corresponding blank grid which students can draw on, transferring information from the picture.

The powerpoint has a support grid which I usually print out in colour and put into a plastic pocket so pupils can use it like a whiteboard.

An APP grid which students can colour in to show strengths and weaknesses when covering the topic of transformations

While my daughter is an amazing reader she bores easily so I was glad when the school gave them a grid which gets signed off by parents for every 15 minutes of reading.

The Milton steriliser has a lockable lid, carry handle, and a weighted grid which keeps items fully submersed in the solution.

Ok, it looks like they've slipped back a bit from last year, but Alonso managed to put his MCL32 13th on the grid which is probably higher than many were expecting.

I suspect that some of the discomfort with my article derives from it being read through a grid which takes ecumenism or historical divisions between Rome and Protestantism as the dominant concern.

In Germany there are around 560,000 local grids which are divided among approximately 800 grid operators.

The information is provided in the form of Option Grids which allow consideration of the potential advantages and disadvantages of given medical procedures or treatments.

There are 10 grids which can be used to play with a partner.

Grouped Mean Frequency Grids which are helpful to speed up lessons and not waste time drawing out tables.

Face it, the money isn't there to pay for it and as soon as it shows signs of going anywhere near mainstream it won't be free to charge anymore either; additional demand, especially on US grids which already suffer from frequent brownouts should be interesting too.

Continuing his investigation of the artifice of image making and the processes of visual perception, Lochore's new work marks a radical departure from the earlier computer generated shadows of window grids which recently have become more fractured and distorted, placing...

In the main gallery of the exhibition, Martinez's poetic tactics and critique of spatial constructions culminates in a series of pieces that offer a deconstructed map, one which engages the dis - order and dis - integrations occurring beneath grids which are «mapped onto» the city.

Installation view at Non Objectif Sud, France, 2009 Brent: A drawing dated 1978, Untitled, chalk on paper, has a pair of identical penciled or conté grids which you use to make a series of what appear to be perfect arcs; there are finger marks or smudges; some arcs are taken out.

Carbon Brief also produced manifesto grids which summarised the energy and climate policies being pledged in the elections in France and Germany.

One of the many practical problems is that alarmist proposed policies will result in increasingly unstable electrical grids which will have an increasing probability of failure resulting in blackouts.

«Controllable load» includes the idea of having interactive smart grids which can switch off some devices when demand is high or renewable supplies are low.

Other top class features include aligned columns and customizable grids which set forth the best possible viewing experience for the corporate stalwarts.

Not exact matches

That includes the cost of labor, panels — which will be imported until local production capacity is up to speed — and an unprecedented network of batteries that will be able to store this energy for measured distribution over the Saudi grid.

The Bonneville Power Administration, which controls electrical transmission in the American side of the Columbia River basin (and supplies a chunk of B.C.'s power under the Columbia River Treaty), has over the past month ordered wind power producers to curtail their production so as not to overload the grid and harm fish.

In 2012, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security responded to approximately 200 «cyber incidents» across critical infrastructure sectors, nearly half of which attacked the electrical grid.

Trump also downplayed the significance of rising global temperatures, which is likely to increase overall demand to power grids through increased use of air conditioning.