Sentences with phrase «traditional grids as»

Kang (b. 1977) has adopted this traditional grid as a foundation of her practice, using it to explore how we form social spaces.

Not exact matches

There are also significant conflicts in the traditional active fund compensation model — for example, compensation practices such as ratchet grids that provide bonuses when advisors meet sales targets.

TRADITIONAL ANSWER Off - grid mines have typically bought and operated their own diesel or heavy fuel oil power generating facilities, as security of energy supply is an important factor in the mining industry

In terms of infrastructure, such big solar fits as comfortably as a coal - fired power plant in the traditional electricity business model, which involves large plants transmitting electricity over a grid of conducting lines through transformers and into individual homes and businesses.

When applied to microgrid systems — local energy grids that can disconnect from the traditional grid and operate autonomously — combined solar and wind can help cut battery costs as well, says NREL's Kurtz.

While traditional parking lots are configured for «islands» of cars that can each pull in or out of a spot, an AV parking lot could resemble a solid grid, with outer cars moving aside as needed to let the inner cars enter and exit.

The project will also demonstrate its competence in emerging application areas with highly demanding requirements requiring cloud and Big Data technologies such as machine - to - machine, Internet of Things and smart * (smart grid, smart cities, smart transport, etc.) and other more traditional areas such as online applications, multimedia applications, or distributed games demanding Big Data support to go beyond their current functionalities.

A battery built with the abundant and cheap material could be used to power big data centers, as well as provide a cheaper energy - storage option for microgrids and the traditional electric grid.

For MATRIX 270, Neri contributes a new series of ceramic sculptures that upend traditional representations of the female nude, while McCarthy includes a new group of paintings that explore her characteristic motifs such as grid weavings, double rainbows, and colored bars.

These three series all engage rectilinear forms as framing and structuring devices but resist the traditional rigidity of the grid, inviting playful imagery and bold color into its structure.

Susan Hefuna takes the grid as the determining element from where to see and from where to be seen, echoing the shape of a mashrabiya, the carved wooden window of traditional Arabic architecture.

By defying the traditional frame of a canvas, he is able to draw out of the grid with negative spaceas well as materials at hand: strips of bald canvas, packing materials, charcoal, powder, string, tape, gesso, among others.

He reminds us that the grid is not always a sign of industrialized consciousness, but is also a fundamental human structure, which you find in traditional cultures around the world — that history of abstraction that the Museum of Modern Art so blindly failed to remember existed when they titled their show Inventing Abstraction as if it had never been done before.

NRDC's Borgeson said California has made «significant progress» in developing «a framework for competitive solicitations for DER as non-wires-alternatives to traditional grid investments.»

«Transmission owners should retain their traditional authority to consider resilience in transmission planning for local projects as well as planning on the distribution grid, while the RTOs must explicitly add resilience considerations to their regional transmission planning and market design,»

«Transmission owners should retain their traditional authority to consider resilience in transmission planning for local projects as well as planning on the distribution grid, while the RTOs must explicitly add resilience considerations to their regional transmission planning and market design,» Exelon wrote.

Residential solar power usually must be supplemented by traditional electricity from the power grid to provide additional electricity when the solar panels can not meet energy needs, such as when it is nighttime or extremely cloudy.

NCDC is transitioning from its traditional climate divisional dataset to a new divisional dataset, known as nClimDiv, which is based on Global Historical Climatology Network — Daily (GHCN - D) observations using a 5 - km gridded approach.

The traditional grids and microgrids can integrate distributed and renewable resources, as well as incorporate new technology associated with renewables.

According to Inhabitat, off - grid solar could help make electricity accessible to communities across Myanmar, as traditional alternative power sources like diesel generators are far too expensive for poverty - stricken areas in the country.

In summary, as more renewable energy is added to the grid, it gives us clean electricity, diversifies our energy mix, and can even help bring quick and affordable power to areas that fossil fuels and traditional grids may not easily reach.

Suggest Figure 3 be modified to show both the regional and 6 degree grids as opposed to the traditional map shown.

The traditional regulated utility business model allows for generation and distribution, but as more grid - connected rooftop solar (and other Distributed Energy Generation (DEG) sources) come on line, the utility will not be getting as much revenue for generation, yet still has to maintain and upgrade on the grid distribution side.

But as more and more people have made their home in Center City, we've had to gently shove some of them past the traditional boundaries, which means even the once - dicey «fringe neighborhoods» just beyond the grid are now perfectly livable.