Meanwhile, China now holds more than half of the world's solar energy capacity and it is at the forefront of innovation for high-voltage grids, smart grids, and distribution grids.
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The regulated utilities that administer local distribution grids have responded by increasing investments in those grids.
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Governments could reallocate the subsidies available for extending grids to lower the cost of expanding mini-grids.
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Since then I've learned not to be obsessed with packing grids with never-seen-before entries for themeless grids.
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As you wend your way among "rooms" suggested by translucent scrims, motifs reappear in the 44 projects: surfaces dappled with square cutouts; columns that seem impossibly slim; roofs sculpted to look like mountain ranges; grids, grids and more grids.
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They decided to walk away from generation to focus on renewables and grids and retail and now they'll be only focusing on grids.
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Grids with lots of storage capacity built in; grids big enough to reach out to faraway renewables when the nearby ones are in the doldrums; grids smart enough to help customers adapt demand to supply: all have their champions and their role to play.
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Around 15 percent of them live in urban areas, in close physical proximity to power grids, but they aren't reliably hooked up to those grids.
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The grids of the country's two biggest states are already privatised, and planned sales of the next two biggest states' grids were cancelled amid vocal public opposition.
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To meet that challenge, countries need to consider every available option, including off-grid household systems and mini-grids, as well as the expansion of national grids.
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Widespread use of autonomous micro-grids also could make communities more resilient to disasters because they could continue operating if broader conventional grids went down, Groarke said.
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Either way, it means that (once again) I've restored balance to the universe by having as many published Thursday grids as I have non-Thursday weekday grids.
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The proposal for Iraq, first pitched in February, would include cutting Iraq's energy losses, introducing smart grids, expanding transmission grids, upgrading existing plants and adding new capacity.
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I used to draw my grids by hand but later took a class where the teacher was cool and made me some blank grids on her computer.
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Poyry's data showed that 60% of the investment would be for low-voltage grids, 10% for substations, 28% for high-voltage grids and 13% for high-voltage transformers.
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HARNESSING RENEWABLES The IEA recommended changing how power is distributed, with mini-grids and stand-alone systems like household solar playing a larger role in complementing traditional grids.
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Poyry's data showed that 60% of the investment would be for low-voltage grids, 20403% for substations, 28% for high-voltage grids and 2% for high-voltage transformers.
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Enter mini-grids, which can operate independently of national grids, and are a way for private companies to offer services more quickly and reliably than frequently state-owned incumbents.
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Copel added its modernization projects include building approximately 25,000 kilometers (15534.28 miles) of new power grids and also investments in smart grids and automation in Southern-state of Parana.
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This tendency to fan out is another reason it is hard to corral power over long distances through AC grids—for, being grids, they are made of multiple, interconnected lines.
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Batteries are the optimal means of balancing renewables-dominant grids because they can inject power into grids rapidly and in the precise amounts needed to interdict and smooth out fluctuations.
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Mini-grids are different from the rooftop solar panels and batteries (sometimes linked up in "micro-grids") increasingly used in poor countries to provide LED lighting and to charge mobile phones.
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The idea is to put the three-letter blocks in each of the three grids so that you ultimately wind up with eight fairly common words in each of those grids.
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Why should these islands rely on brittle centralized electric grids and buy imported fossil fuels when electricity could flow through flexible community grids based on locally harvested wind and solar energy?
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And here is the deep, dark secret of how I eventually became a regular solver of those frightening, late-week grids: I became a regular solver of those frightening, late-week grids.
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Immersive murals juxtapose chessboard grids with ribbons of saturated color.
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Since then Power Grids has only slightly improved its performance.
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Whether decorative or functional, grids provide a kind of order.
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Russia is not the only threat to U.S. power grids.
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Extending electricity grids across Africa might seem a better alternative.
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All these solutions allow existing grids to absorb more VRE.
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Visualization of street grids in Uber's demo video for Movement.
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Heat waves on four continents have brought electricity grids crashing.
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The Times first published one of my grids on Feb.
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Energy power grids have recently turned into an international battlefield.
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It said early evidence suggests solar grids can be profitable in Africa as long as the sites are carefully selected, the grids are well designed and the right mix of customers are lined up.
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So McConnell is correct that today's grids rely on fossil fuels.
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There were probably hedgehogs stuck under cattle grids all over Britain.
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Mini-grids are banks of batteries often charged by solar arrays.
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That means it doesn't just work on electrical grids in Ukraine.
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The system involves dividing neighbourhoods into grids covering a few streets.
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Tape grids on the floors allowed crews to reconstruct the wreckage.
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Benjamin Redford's Internetopia cyberspace—it's all glowing digits and infinity grids.
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These findings about asymmetry hold in experiments with artificial power grids.
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Waffle was named after the grids of images that users create.
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Utilities learn how to manage grids that overflow with intermittent power.
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We share river basins and power grids, TV and radio stations.
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"Natural monopolies" such as power grids will be replaced by e.g.
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These puzzles are among my first attempts at wide open grids.
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When I started constructing, very few grids used left-right symmetry.
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Another area was divided into grids for beginning swimmers and children.
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You may clean the grids by wiping with a damp cloth.
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Up to five grids can be placed on a single ticket.
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Unlike the grids of New York and Chicago, it is chaotic.
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Made by hand with existing grids for years, altering as needed.
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I turned to collaborating when I needed help laying out grids.
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Power grids all over the planet suffer the same vulnerability: Centralization.
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ABB disagrees that it power grids business should be spun off.
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They built the pipelines and electrical grids to power our country.
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In a position paper, released to coincide with the Africa Energy Forum in Lisbon, the investors said mini-grids - which are self-sufficient grids serving households and businesses - had "immense potential" to accelerate electrification in Africa.
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His research focuses on topics such as energy storage and smart grids.
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Instead, the grids face each other from opposite sides of the gallery.
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A scheme to connect the three regional grids in America is stuck.
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Power grids, air traffic, dams, and communications towers were all being affected.
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Now some, including Nigeria and Togo, have started to prioritise mini-grids.
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We now have major technologies such as smart grids, autonomous vehicles, etc.
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What if a cyberterrorist hits our water supply or our power grids?
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The electricity infrastructure — grids, for one — is in dire need of upgrade.
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Many of the archipelago nation's small islands cannot access larger electricity grids.
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Your photo grids will be safe, though, so you can breathe easy.
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Spiesshofer said order growth had come in all divisions, including power grids.
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The city had even allowed them to hook up to utility grids.
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It's definitely one of those grids that look easier after the fact.
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But those grids were passed to the Special Forces at 6 p.m.
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If you haven't solved his puzzles at Grids These Days, fix that.
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An aid package to rebuild houses and electrical grids won't cut it.
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Furthermore, the tablet ships with a number of templates — grids, lines, etc.
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These are being connected to the onshore grids by TenneT peer 50Hertz.
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Multicolored maps showed the glacial rise amid emerging street grids and neighborhoods.
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States point to the economic advantages of cleaning up their electric grids.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Once in a while, crossword grids talk to me.
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Keeping distribution grids running smoothly will become a bigger and bigger challenge.
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Without reliable power grids, states will struggle to build supportive business environments.
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Electrical utilities may be able to become more efficient using smart grids.
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Soaring air-conditioner use overloaded electrical grids and caused widespread power failures.
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But it's definitely got the functionality that I need for building grids.
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Sweden now has one of the lowest-emission grids on the planet.
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"When Cevian speaks about a spin-off of Power Grids it is only an excuse to trigger something much more dramatic, the final objective is a sale of the majority of Power Grids," a source told the newspaper.
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"Cityhenges," metropolises that lie on east-west grids, also experience this henge-effect.
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The street grids connect through the international bridges that connect the two cities.
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I also have a very hard time looking at grids and geometric patterns.
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Researchers found a way to hack power grids by remotely manipulating air conditioners.
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"The company is looking at separating its Power Grids business," one source said.
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Power Grids employs 36,000 people and had sales of $10.4 billion last year.
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But in remote places, the economic case for grids becomes hard to make.
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Too much information crammed into the small grids can get boring and overwhelming.
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Power grids maker ABB and telecoms operator Telia also rose following earning updates .
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Self-healing power grids can make cities more resilient to hurricanes and blizzards.
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One of the most compelling areas in that sector is smart power grids.
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It doesn't show grids and trail mileages, revealing a more pristine cartographic view.
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Even within the three big grids, coordination and interconnection could certainly be improved.
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Electric grids and telecommunications use that timing to maximize throughput on their lines.
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The grids are technically infinite — users can continue expanding them in every direction.
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The quilt was composed of alternating grids of illustrated figures and handwritten text.
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Three division leaders including Power Grids head Claudio Facchin saw their bonuses fall.
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Some crossword constructors are visionaries who enjoy incorporating visual elements into their grids.
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In addition, windows are in the casement style, with neat grids of panes.
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Optimize existing electric grids and gas networks to ensure a cost-effective transition.
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Analysts talk of Chinese plans to create regional power grids across the continent.
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I like peppering my grids with references to everything I'm personally interested in.
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He also publishes crosswords whenever he can at his website, Grids These Days.
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And across the center of the top three grids was POINT BLANK RANGE.
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Neighborhood mini-grids that do not rely on fossil fuels will supply electricity.
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However, it became one of the more labor intensive 15x15 grids I've constructed.
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This one has 60, while unthemed daily grids can have up to 72.
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I had a whole binder of them, filled with pages of plastic grids.
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Red pencils wait, in orderly grids, to be dipped into bright blue paint.
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Many of the affected areas are powered by obsolete grids using fossil fuels.
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Items are laid out in simple grids—and in scrolling, there is serenity.
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A glass door between grids of windows opens to a street-facing balcony.
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Exactly what steps is he taking to bring more diversity to the grids?
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They draw grids across rural reservations and fan out through chaparral and sagebrush.
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The grids seem capable of attaining any contortion, torque, or change in size.
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Distribution utilities (like PG&E) run distribution grids and deliver power to customers.
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The playgrounds' use of repetition and grids taught her a vocabulary, she said.
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The grids of smaller monitors around the edges exude layered images and motifs.
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They already have the ability to go after water treatment, power grids, etc.
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Because when you shut down grids people aren't eviscerated in a thermonuclear explosion.
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And scientists fear a big enough solar storm could knock out power grids.
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Most of the artists began traditionally using grids and sketches, as they were taught.
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We're talking flattened houses, lost lives, shattered power grids, flooded towns, forests destroyed—devastated.
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There are three main electrical grids in the United States and parts of Canada.
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But amidst all that chaos, Sandworm has shown a special interest in power grids.
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Power grids, dams, and elections are all too open to attack, the men say.
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Solar storms can make satellites and power grids on Earth go a little wonky.
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The grid resembles one of his silkscreen grids that repeat images in varied colors.
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Integrating high levels of variable renewables is already creating challenges for grids like California's.
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Variable renewable energy poses what you might call "whole system" challenges to energy grids.
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Power grids and GPS systems need about a billionth of a second a day.
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They've managed to turn 8x8 grids of pixels into monstrous approximations of human beings.
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Most mini-grids are green, unlike diesel, kerosene and coal- and gas-fired electricity.
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Analysts said the comments reignited speculation about the future of ABB's Power Grids business.
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They will be large enough to support homes, factories, towns and even mini-grids.
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Beyond location, this technology has applications across data transmission, 5G communications, and energy grids.
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ABB opted to retain the power grids business after a strategy review in 2016.
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Over three-quarters of them live in rural areas cut off from power grids.
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That includes areas such as smart grids, automated energy management technology and public transportation.
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We're also better managing energy demand on stressed electrical grids and significantly reducing pollution.
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These systems can include supply chain logistics, energy grids and back-office financial operations.
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Each square on these grids contained a letter, representing a corresponding color of paint.
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It also said its hydrogen bomb was capable of devastating attacks on electrical grids.
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A member of the gunship crew also said they received "multiple grids" that night.
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China also boasts better roads, ports and power grids than most Southeast Asian countries.
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Alfen designs and sells energy storage systems, smart grids and electrical car charging equipment.
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The company has also faced increased shareholder demand to ditch the Power Grids unit.
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The squares that compose Belott's grids are equal in size but vary in color.
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Restrictions on power grids, passenger railway transport and shipping companies will also be lifted.
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They wound in and out of latticework grids and collided irreverently with animal prints.
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Spiesshofer's record points towards a revamping of the Power Grids business, ABB's least profitable.
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Restrictions on power grids, passenger railway transport and shipping companies will also be lifted.
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Other patterns consist of nested squares, lattice-like grids, and triangles of multiple hues.
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The branches come in 100 different colors, aligned to create hidden three-dimensional grids.
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After all, how will you charge your iPhone when terrorists explode the power grids?
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Each square on these grids contained a letter, representing a corresponding color of paint.
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As a result, power grids need to be extended to reach renewable energy sites.
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Soon, flights are canceled, power grids are down, and nobody knows what's going on.
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That means massive hurricanes will almost always disable grids for a period of time.
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Electricity mixes vary widely by state, but most electricity grids operate across state lines.
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Imagine that there are thicker lines dividing that 24x214 grid into four 216x2 grids.
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That would allow more time to prepare power grids, satellites, and other technological infrastructure.
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Examples of critical infrastructure include power grids, traffic signals, dams, or nuclear power plants.
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Many of these agile grids are also designed to fix themselves in an emergency.
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Grids pivoted from orange fall leaves to red and silver stockings in an instant.
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Such an explosion could cause mass damage to Earth&aposs power grids and pipelines.
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From Michigan to Nevada, skilled workers are building production facilities and modernizing energy grids.
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Is Bethune-Cookman compiling the grids and disseminating that information to pre-law students?
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Grids with four long triple-stacks are always such a pain to work with.
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I think my grids at getting better, but finding the great theme is challenging.
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You can purchase refill notebooks of various styles: lined paper, grids and blank sheets.
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It's no wonder that crossword puzzle makers like to include him in their grids.
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They start small, expand and then zoom in for grids of eyes or mouths.
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The company's share price remains far short of the 35 Swiss francs which Spiesshofer said could be possible if the company retained Power Grids, and the level which Cevian said could be achieved by ABB and a separate listing of Power Grids together.
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It would explore the broad range of options our highly integrated and networked regional grids make available to strengthen the system's performance — including natural gas, wind and solar power, strategies to reduce demand, and technology-based approaches that make grids operate more flexibly.
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A similar nightmare could happen in any rich country—grids outside America are vulnerable too.
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Regulatory environments for utilities must be improved, while power grids are extended and made smarter.
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In 2017, it can sometimes seem like power grids are practically crawling with digital intruders.
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The dense black strokes can evoke architecture, crowded urban street plans, grids, or even sculpture.
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The Janicki Omniprocessor will enable entire communities to go off the sewage and water grids.
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The Trump administration also blamed Russia for attempting to break in to U.S. power grids.
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This caused an imbalance because electricity grids work on a system of supply and demand.
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It urged them to issue special bonds for big projects such as modernising power grids.
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It also stated it would keep its power grids division, despite grumblings from activist investors.
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There is talk of micro-grids and more distributed sources of power, especially solar panels.
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Governments and utilities in poor countries are often too cash-strapped to extend their grids.
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The benefits of stitching the country's grids together rise along with the price on carbon.
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The Russians have previously been accused of international cyberattacks on electrical grids, including in Ukraine.
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Factories, power plants, transportation grids and all kinds of critical infrastructure can be accessed online.
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And most power grids were built with fossil fuel rather than renewable sources in mind.
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Not only that but Dr. Diehl's PandA grids are Scrabbly and filled with fun entries.
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Putting more coal power on those centralized grids is obviously not going to help them.
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Thus began an obsession with crossword-style grids that has lasted 17 years and counting.
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But massively expanding renewables and ultimately zeroing out gas requires reworking grids and utility models.
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If you like tricky clues in regular grids, though, you owe yourself to try them.
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Deb and I have coffee and it's like two Newmans, with grids instead of mail.
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America's cellular network is as vital to society as the highway system and power grids.
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There are steps that utilities can take to protect their power grids from storm damage.
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Adding both cars and all remaining buildings to already congested grids could threaten their reliability.
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Smart-city energy grids, transportation networks and water systems will be controlled in the cloud.
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These grids tend to run on fossil fuels, which still emit carbon into the atmosphere.
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Many of his pieces consist of open grids made of thin steel rods welded together.
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Long-distance grids are fantastically useful machines and will be much-needed for full decarbonization.
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That's because power grids have small buffers as electricity cannot be stored easily and transported.
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The return on equity for operators of gas and power grids is set by Germany's Federal Network Agency (BnetzA), which plans to cut the return to 6.91 percent from 9.05 percent for new networks and to 5.12 percent from 7.14 percent for old grids.
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The states argue the FCC action could harm public safety, citing electrical grids as an example.
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Not just at Facebook, but on our electric grids, telephone systems, all kinds of things. Right.
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Arranged in series or grids, the images beckon viewers to assess the habitability of each unit.
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These systems do everything from controlling nuclear power plants to monitoring electrical grids and oil fields.
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There are places in the US where separately managed grids already have links with one another.
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He was referring to China's snapping up of oilfields, mines, ports, giant dams and power grids.
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For those who could care less about their grids, the change may seem minor and inconsequential.
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If Instagram is attempting to completely disrupt the "perfect photo," switching up grids could do it.
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Smart grids bolstered by big data will do more to keep demand in line with supply.
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Although they are expensive, mini-grids are likely to become cheaper as they grow more common.
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It is easier to turn off power grids, for example, than to start them up again.
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They have built or paid for "mini-grids" that can power a village or a school.
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Chinese investment in grids in Europe and Australia is also under scrutiny, on national-security grounds.
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These blasts of particles can potentially harm power grids and even voting machines or GPS satellites.
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Roads, railways, power grids and other infrastructure related to connectivity have been rebuilt or newly constructed.
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She said we are much further along in building energy-efficient homes than energy-efficient grids.
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One difference is that orderly grids do not govern Mikus's reliefs: they are uneven and quirky.
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At the same time, Germany also has one of the most stable power grids in Europe.
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Like energy grids or pipelines, it generates stable returns, making it attractive to waste management firms.
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They were starting to be connected to electric grids, providing clean, bright light without emitting smoke.
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Thursday's alert allowed it to call on all available power supplies, including power from other grids.
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More money for mass transit, more money for electric grids, more money for rural water supplies.
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We play with words, we play with grids; in fact, Robyn Weintraub has done just that.
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And they are aimed at our energy grids, our infrastructure, and even our private financial information.
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There are grids of rectangles with warm-tone colors ranging among beige, maroon, and forest green.
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She spends months researching the animals, charting their pelts onto grids and transcribing them into designs.
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Inside, you'll see a large wheel, in which about 100 chicken turn between two metal grids.
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Note that the above is two 16×8 grids set one on top of the other.
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Building more coal plants and hooking them to those grids won't help these households at all.
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Originally, he used gridded sketchbooks for this, but eventually he started creating his own grids, too.
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Crosswords, like all grids, are made up of rows (the Across entries) and columns (the Downs).
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It would collapse buildings, contaminate water supplies, and bring down any power grids in its path.
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Ceiling-high grids of windows overlook the front terrace and grounds planted with old specimen trees.
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I've been seeing creatures in a lot of grids lately, so maybe I'm just losing it.
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While it parallels Cold War nuclear strategy, it also enshrines power grids as a legitimate target.
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Another possibility is the rapid growth of EVs in particular areas, which could stress local grids.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — This is Emily Carroll's Sunday debut, although she's made six daily grids for us.
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For one, there's a lot of infrastructure that's already profitable to invest in, like electrical grids.
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Smarter microgrids can communicate on an ongoing basis with their parent grids, forming a beautiful friendship.
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American and European officials raise the alarm whenever they find such implants in their electrical grids.
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Oh, right, it's Wednesday, when traps like these really start to make their way into grids.
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We see circles in crossword grids every so often to highlight hidden words or letter patterns.
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Grids with 9-letter slots in the middle row can be notoriously troublesome to work with.
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The investments will go into making the grids that power manufacturing areas run on sustainable energy.
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His grids are filled with something for everyone, and they always leave me with a smile.
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Given the potential for destruction, awareness and focus need to be directed to our national grids.
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This interoperability among and between microgrids and with traditional grids, Morgan said, offered much more flexibility.
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Grids then tap natural gas, nuclear power, coal and other resources to meet their remaining needs.
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The ferment for low-carbon energy, felt up and down the coast, reaches beyond power grids.
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And whatever the risks to power grids and communications, humanity would have ample time to prepare.
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There wasn't any language in his mind, either, just images and equations and grids and maps.
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Obviously, that goes for the demographics of constructors, too, but also the makeup of the grids.
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Many states, like California and New York, are already working on plans to green their grids.
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Three large, identical blank grids on white board and easels are moved onto the ballroom stage.
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And so even though that's the end goal for urban areas, you want to be able to start out house by house, then create micro-grids and mini-grids and as they grow have technical standards that can coalesce them and lead to that most efficient solution.
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Creating micro-grids, which are then integrated, will be part of the process of getting Africa electrified.
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Kocher, appointed earlier this month, wants to focus the utility on renewable energy, grids and energy services.
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Cyberattacks have the potential to totally disrupt critical infrastructure like power grids, communication systems, and economic facilities.
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The video is about an artificially-intelligent matrix of grids and shapes in constant motion and evolution.
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And it will run at a higher voltage than such grids use—600,000 volts, rather than 400,000.
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Hooking up into larger and larger grids is part of the logic of transitioning to clean energy.
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He then persuaded the council (he was in the right job) to install them in county grids.
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Greater efforts to connect grids between countries might reduce the need for fossil fuels as a backup.
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In January, Australia formed a new body to oversee investment in critical infrastructure assets, including power grids.
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Creating effective grids takes time, patience, and a willingness to believe in the power of healing crystals.
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This film has electrically conducting threads running through it to form a set of grids (see picture).
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Germany has been one of the most active countries experimenting with blockchain-backed micro-grids, experts say.
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To raise the value of land, officials had to invest in infrastructure, from highways to power grids.
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That has not stopped its hackers from attacking Ukraine's power grids or stealing emails from American politicians.
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That is true of a growing pool of customers as smart(er) appliances and grids catch on.
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It will monitor nuclear reactions, manage electricity grids and traffic flow, and effortlessly succeed at everything else.
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The graphite grids are difficult to see under the layers of paint, but they are still there.
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But he added that renewable power needed to keep priority access to transmission grids to remain profitable.
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But he added that renewable power needed to keep priority access to transmission grids to remain profitable.
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More roads without traffic jams and new electric grids that don't leak energy even have climate benefits.
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That Army ad wasn't exaggerating when it talked about the threats to our power grids or infrastructure.
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In neighboring pieces, grids of seeds applied to paper measure time in relation to seasons and lifecycles.
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For developing countries with unreliably power grids, the Jaq may be an easier way to stay charged.
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The grids of letters get bigger, the length of the highlighted row gets longer (or, disconcertingly, shorter).
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Batteries are also playing an increasingly important role in providing cleaner power on and off electricity grids.
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It's set to use roads, ports, railway tracks, pipelines, airports, electric grids and even fiber optic lines.
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In the next 13 months, EDF plans to launch two more battery projects aimed at stabilizing grids.
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Models with smaller grids are said to have a higher resolution than those with larger grid boxes.
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One strategy being discussed is decentralizing power grids, which means is making them smaller and more local.
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"I know I read the four grids and got a read-back for accuracy," one person wrote.
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But glancing at the grids of the super-rich is like looking into the eye of chaos.
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The Kremlin on Monday reportedly said it is possible the U.S. put implants into Russian power grids.
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BnetzA said it reduced fees to 6.91 percent and 5.12 percent, respectively, for new and existing grids.
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These assets are generally vital to everyday American life, including financial institutions, electric grids, and water supplies.
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Building interstate, high-voltage transmission lines as part of the vastly larger grids to transmit more solar.
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PR: I'm very fond of what're doing to build smart networks and intelligent grids on city outskirts.
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India is proceeding with a massive shift in rural electrification from conventional grids to decentralized renewable sources.
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The second phase would see the knitting together of some of those grids and that generation capacity.
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I really enjoyed this puzzle, with its roller coaster ride of mulling over clues and conquering grids.
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His team had now run six search grids — around 150 square miles — and had come up empty.
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Trying 248x20133 and 22013x291 grids about a year later did not revive it … not directly, that is.
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Unfortunately, ownership of the telecommunication grids will go to corporate giants rather than to the communities themselves.
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And power grids, like those that span continents, reap the benefits of building and buying in bulk.
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Qubitekk, a Southern California start-up, is working to secure power grids in Tennessee using the technology.
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Back then I was filling 15x15 grids printed from Microsoft Word, and the results weren't particularly encouraging.
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Sometimes he adds a large circle or oval to the pattern with selective gaps in the grids.
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Within the climate alliance, most of the efforts to date have focused on cleaning up electric grids.
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Long, snaking lines of paint are composed into grids that resemble loosely woven gauze or knitted fabric.
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This is the disadvantage from the constructor's point of view of grids that have lots of flow.
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"The projects will sell power into local / regional grid systems, thus greening the grids where manufacturing occurs."
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These are like the miniature grids of Paul Klee or the intricate notebook drawings of Lori Ellison.
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Male nudes compose one series of stitched grids, each figure caught in an in-between gestural moment.
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Both countries in 2015 signed an agreement on operating their grids, but it has never been enacted.
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Jordan's gas grid is linked to grids in Egypt and Syria and Syria is connected to Lebanon.
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However, the pace of new coal-fired capacity added to power grids in these markets is slowing.
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We're going to see in South Africa and the rest of the world much more decentralized grids.
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These days, a computer program could construct the intricate grids in a very short amount of time.
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"Margaret Farrar sent me grids and said, 'Stay well and keep working,' " Ms. Jacobson recalled years later.
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"However, mini-grids have not yet attracted the private investment required to achieve this outcome," it said.
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Our energy grid (or grids, rather) is super wasteful and while smart grids have been on the horizon for ages, distributed storage gives the opportunity to do really cool tricks with renewable energy storage and off-peak power utilization that doesn't require completely redoing our national energy infrastructure.
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Generally, experienced utility crews take on the daunting task of repairing power grids in most US disaster zones.
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A team of researchers built a model of power grids that transport electricity from solar and wind power.
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As a side project, Booth creates stylistic redesigns for railway, highway, and subway grids, and also runs TransitMap.
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The grids which carry it, made from thousands of kilometres of copper cable, are fundamental to modern life.
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They would be able to promote mini-grids across neighbouring villages, improving the economies of scale for developers.
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Cevian led the campaign to separate Power Grids from ABB in 2016, saying ABB's structure was too complicated.
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"Some of these grids have been around for two to three years, and economies don't pop up overnight."
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Two squad cars and a van with grids over the windows, to shut down a noisy dub party.
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Hospital systems, electrical grids — entire cities — are being automated and optimized based on big data algorithms and analytics.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Debates about improving America's infrastructure typically focus on projects like bridges, roads, railroads and power grids.
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He said he could not comment on whether Enel would want to invest in grids in West Africa.
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Within the energy industry, disputes are rampant over which generators should have priority in dispatching electricity to grids.
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It's already one of the biggest solar power grids in the world, capable of being seen from space.
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She doesn't seem to have viewed her grids as artworks, constrained, perhaps, by the attitudes of her time.
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According to FEMA, power grids on the the east and west coast of America would be hardest hit.
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Energy grids are stretched thin, while U.S. transit systems are second to all and the envy of none.
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A DIY team makes tables from recycled wood, grids to grow vegetables, and cutting boards from old laminate.
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The Russians have previously been accused of international cyberattacks on electrical grids, the Post reported, including in Ukraine.
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First, we must plan smarter cities by evaluating their infrastructure, assessing evacuation routes, and scrutinizing our power grids.
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So, sharing your nude Boomerangs to your Instagram Stories or grids would be in breach of Instagram's policies.
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To assure reliability, electric grids need to balance supply and demand in real time or risk cascading blackouts.
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ERCOT said Tuesday's alert allowed it to call on all available power supplies, including power from other grids.
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Power Grids is the least profitable of ABB's divisions due partly to its involvement in low margin projects.
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First, the C.C.P. sought to develop industrial infrastructure in inland regions — railroads, mineral deposits, electrical grids, industrial plants.
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To do so, the proposal calls for a green transformation of US infrastructure, electricity grids, and transportation systems.
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Colonnades and grand staircases abound, as do ingenious decorative grids of circles, stripes, diamonds, stars, and floral motifs.
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Since 2011, EDM has established five hybrid solar power plants in rural areas to supply local mini-grids.
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Moving up to investment-grade can reduce borrowing costs significantly if interest margins are linked to ratings grids.
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"The puzzles in question repeated themes, answers, grids and clues from Times puzzles published years earlier," FiveThirtyEight reported.
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Mohamedi's grids, for instance, are often juxtaposed with Agnes Martin's, and Farmafarmaian's meditations on geometry with Frank Stella's.
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Ledgerwood's vocabulary includes hand-painted quatrefoils, interlocking triangles, diamond-patterned grids, thickly painted labial shapes, and metallic paint.
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Similarly, the North American electric grid is actually five interconnected grids that can borrow electricity from each other.
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These particularly promising areas include grid-scale storage, liquid fuels, mini-grids, alternative building materials and geothermal power.
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"We have tracks, signal systems, catenary, power grids," said Dennis Hamby, who runs the control center for Amtrak.
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It creates new markets for innovative clean technologies, from green power to smart grids to cloud-enabled solutions.
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Contained within the outlined forms, Whitney's lines and grids become abstract hieroglyphics, a language that never becomes transparent.
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Martin's grids are a million perfect laps, and behind that steely but quavering hand-drawn perfection is suffering.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — Alex Eaton-Salners has become a steady contributor of themed daily grids that hide their tricks.
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The commission has set targets for more integration of electricity grids, for example, but progress has been slow.
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How many crossword grids has The New York Times published that are not square (not counting acrostic puzzles)?
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When collaborating, we always choose to work with wordplay themes as well as those that require unusual grids.
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I consider myself a sadistic constructor (I take perverse pleasure in creating challenging grids — the tougher the better).
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Arguably the greatest implementation of smart architecture and infrastructure is smart grids, which help tremendously with resource conservation.
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It creates new markets for innovative clean technologies, from green power to smart grids to cloud-enabled solutions.
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Transmission grid firms (TSOs) in Germany have applied to spend 61 billion euros in onshore grids by 2030.
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Enel is focusing on grids and clean energy to boost growth as traditional power generation comes under pressure.
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The sardines are placed on grids that are handmade by Senhor Albino in his workshop at the factory.
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The utility also said on Tuesday it planned to upgrade electric grids in Virginia and northeastern North Carolina.
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The power grids unit reported a 17 percent drop in like-for-like orders in the first quarter.
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E.ON will be left with the retail assets and will also become Europe's largest operator of electricity grids.
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He said an improvement in Power Grids' results recently was not a reason to reject a spin-off.
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We know how to decarbonize electricity grids — so we need to get everything we can onto the grid.
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The more grids can be connected with one another to form larger grids over larger areas, the more spread out the potential for wind and solar will be and the more spread out load will be, both of which will serve to smooth out the peaks and valleys in the curve.
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We love Instagram but let's face it, many of us take ourselves (and our grids) a bit too seriously.
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Zurich-based ABB is due to give an update on its review of its Power Grids business next month.
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It will do so using direct current (DC), rather than the alternating current (AC) that electricity grids usually employ.
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Ocado said the fire had broken out on one of its grids of robots and operations had been suspended.
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These grids use two-way communication between the utility and its customers to make more efficient use of energy.
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Kocher has lead a move away from fossil-fuel based power generation and into renewables, grids and energy services.
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That will require a streamlining of the process by which America grants permits for cross-border grids and pipelines.
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Then we discern the overlapping colored grids and then, mbedded in the ground — or is it dissolving into it?
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The order: Looks at how federal agencies can work to protect critical infrastructure, like communication networks and energy grids.
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The utility also said on Tuesday it plans to upgrade the electric grids in Virginia and northeastern North Carolina.
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Twenty-four oil-on-canvas monochromes, each 22 by 22 inches, are arranged in two grids on adjacent walls.
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The agreements will bolster ABB's Power Grids division as the Swiss engineering group seeks a buyer for the business.
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Instead, functionally speaking, it has three grids: the Eastern Interconnection, ERCOT (a Texas grid, basically), and the Western Interconnection.
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It examined the costs and benefits of linking up America's three big grids into a single, functional national grid.
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Ferrovial is in talks to take two thirds of Isolux's power grids in Brazil, El Economista reported on Saturday.
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Is it that cyber intruders are actively going after water, power and utility grids with growing frequency and sophistication?
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Within the last few months, both Israel and Ukraine were hit with crippling hacks against their respective power grids.
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This involves building gold and silver capacitive grids as "nanowalls", just 80-500 nanometres (billionths of a metre) wide.
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They are also more than twice as powerful as regular diesel frackers, but require easy access to power grids.
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Italy's state-controlled energy grids Snam and Terna are both regulated by RAB systems guaranteeing set returns on investments.
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In the 1960s he began a series of works called "Sphère-Trame," balls made from grids of metal rods.
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Mainly, it reminds us that the horizontal and vertical grids of the city can be disrupted without being destroyed.
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This alleged Achilles' heel is diminishing with smarter management of grids and improvements in energy storage capacity and competitiveness.
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Between 13 and 2018, grids will swallow 4.1 billion euros of Innogy's investments, nearly two thirds of the total.
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Artisan told Reuters that it too wants the Power Grids spinoff, which would help ABB boost its profit margins.
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Today the DHS looks to the DOE to provide guidance and direction for protecting the national electric power grids.
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Thankfully, President Trump's new national security strategy would protect electric grids and other life-sustaining critical infrastructures from EMP.
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The micro grid is helping to smooth the transition from expensive, polluting diesel generators to cleaner, solar powered grids.
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The company said it expects to present details of its strategic review of its Power Grids business in October.
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I get on that stage and we're shooting in basically a bare space that has grids painted on it.
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Schools will have to be repaired; bridges and roads will have to be rebuilt; electrical grids must be restored.
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The infrastructure for large electrical grids that span countries is expensive and power is degraded when it is transmitted.
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I made several grids for this puzzle before finally landing on one I liked enough to send to Will.
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In the case of Objects, orderly grids line prop pieces up into what look like exploded 3D photo albums.
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It arrives neatly coiled, ready for a variety of industrial applications: like binding rebar into grids for reinforced concrete.
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VARIETY PUZZLE — Today's constructor, Daniel Raymon, has provided us with several cryptic crossword puzzles and a dozen standard grids.
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The Nigerian energy companies Rubitec, GoSolar, GVE and Nayo Tropical Technologies planned and built and run the mini-grids.
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Many of them have intricate grids, fine lines that comb your eye along and down in a steady motion.
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Forts and castles dot the landscape; cities are built around pedestrian cores rather than grids from the motor age.
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The big picture: Severe heat wreaks havoc on cities' infrastructure, like electric grids, and presents serious public health risks.
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Chaos certainly makes you think out of the box, especially when constructing unorthodox grids such as quad-stacked 15s.
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For filling grids, "The Million Word Crossword Answer Book," by Stanley Newman and Daniel Stark, has been my mainstay.
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At the same time, regional power grids and markets saw record or near-record power demand during the event.
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It's neat to see the very young (and often prolific) contributors grow up through their grids, clues and themes.
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I go all the way back to classic constructor Jack Luzzatto for my inspiration for constructing wide open grids.
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Jacobs said the committee was not considered controversial but did make utilities rethink the way electric grids currently work.
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All power grids, for that matter, must adopt pricing mechanisms that ensure fuel diversity and an adequate reserve margin.
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More than anything, when displayed in loose grids on low slate-colored tables, they also look like reconstructed fossils.
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Their pale fluctuating grids are made from incised wallboard whose tiny squares have been stained different shades of gray.
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We'll still need those fossil fuel plants to anchor most grids so that electricity will be dependable and affordable.
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Power grids maker ABB and telecoms operator Telia rose 3.8 percent and 1.2 percent following well-received earning updates. .
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And LineVision focuses on optimizing power grids' reliability and safety, among other things, by using a network of sensors.
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Selling power grids would enable ABB to focus on the more profitable areas of industrial automation, analysts have said.
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Some, with flares of color and receding grids adrift on airy gray grounds, are infectiously free-spirited and fanciful.
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I obsessed over several different grids before submitting this version around February 2016 and it was accepted that May.
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States control electricity distribution systems and several have already embarked on innovative plans to modernize their grids and utilities.
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Modular bodies moving in grids, in formation, showing their power or maybe their resistance to power — that's a march.
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ABB's power grids division will provide transmission infrastructure for the controversial project which is being built by France's EDF Energy.
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Analysts said this probably foreshadows the sale of other assets such as coal and nuclear power plants and power grids.
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Theoretically, you can push the problem back for a long time with this strategy, hooking up more and more grids.
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From below, these storms are raging forces of nature that can level buildings, destroy power grids, and flood entire cities.
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Firms from General Electric to Europe's ABB are eyeing growth in smart grids and batteries - and have a head start.
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The work evokes early Frank Stella, Agnes Martin's deceptively simple grids, and, at times, the shimmering geometries of Mary Corse.
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Instead, it has a patchwork of grids, operated as closed-off regional and local fiefdoms with little trade among them.
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Eventually states or regions are going to reach a point where there are no more bigger grids to hook up.
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Several other cattle grids lie around Clee Hill, and it was one of those that led Adrian Coles to hedgehogs.
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The recipients are... AutoGrid, a company that provides software to help enable power grids with more renewable and distributed resources.
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Electrical grids are giant levers that can move the environmental needle on hundreds of millions of distributed technologies at once.
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Analysts said this probably foreshadows the sale of other assets such as coal and nuclear power plants and power grids.
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"Nothing destroys electrical grids like hurricanes do," Trevor Houser, who leads Rhodium's energy and natural resources work, told BuzzFeed News.
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The World Bank says users of mini-grids may need microfinance and vocational training to make best use of it.
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Mini-grids are being set up at the rate of just 203 or so a year, from Myanmar to Mozambique.
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The experience of Engie, one of several big European power companies testing mini-grids in Africa, helps illustrate their impact.
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Still, it is now clear that deep decarbonization will involve pushing as much energy usage as possible to electricity grids.
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AVs would dramatically reduce the number of road deaths and, being electric, cut harmful emissions in places with clean grids.
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Arc-of-history arguments still have their appeal, and the arc of history bends toward cleaner energy and wider grids.
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CEO Isabelle Kocher's focus on grids and renewables in the past two years has failed to convince investors so far.
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It involves building a spider's web of cross-border grids to help offset the variability of sun and wind power.
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If those solar storms are strong enough, they could affect the planet's electrical grids or even harm satellites in orbit.
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The utility already operates in West and Central Africa, focusing on centralized energy generation, mini-grids and individual solar kits.
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The power grids miners draw on are also changing over time and can change in their fuel sources between seasons.
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But if we're really going to fix our roads, bridges, power grids, and water systems — we need to think bigger.
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TenneT said it invested a record 13 billion euros in the maintenance and expansion of high-voltage grids in 2015.
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But the rapid expansion has pushed up electricity costs in Europe's biggest economy and placed a strain on its grids.
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Events like these pose serious threats to our modern telecommunication and electrical grids — consequences far worse than temporary radio blackouts.
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Operating before these ideas came to light, Vanderpoel seems to see her grids primarily "as a didactic tool," Bruton theorizes.
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Behind the surface are colorful LED lights that can define all sorts of different grids depending on what you're doing.
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UNDP has prepared 100 generators and mobile electrical grids to provide a temporary power grid as soon as that happens.
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We calculated the average elevation based on the total number of 30-meter by 30-meter grids in each county.
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Power grids have emerged as particularly brittle in the face of stronger hurricanes, flooding and longer, more destructive fire seasons.
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European power grids are all closely interlinked and major blackouts in one country could lead to blackouts in neighboring countries.
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Energy grids are still deemed to be attractive investments for infrastructure and pension funds because of their steady income flows.
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Cleaning the blade grids isn't the most exciting thing I've ever done, but it's not as bad as it looks.
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Hawthorne's residential neighborhoods are in the hamlet's northern half, where quiet streets are arranged in tree-lined, sometimes hilly grids.
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The data estimated the mean monthly temperature in one-degree grids for the seas across the planet starting in 1970.
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Enel is looking to its grids and green power businesses to drive growth, especially in emerging markets and North America.
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The room has Moorish, Persian and Japanese details, colored glass, latticework in wood and metal, circles within squares within grids.
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And before he even started storyboarding, he was thinking of what fonts, grids, and layouts to use for the project.
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These events can be powerful enough to spark geomagnetic storms on Earth, which disrupt telecommunications, energy grids, and satellite constellations.
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For instance, in "105 (Studio)" (1990), the oval — painted yellow and overlaid with black grids and triangles — dominates the center.
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His designs range from relatively readable Latin letters to neon geometric grids and cryptograms (many of which are still unsolved).
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Central America needs more support for integrating national electricity grids, targeting subsidies and adopting a regional approach to LNG imports.
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It is one of a series of open grids that I constructed in the late summer and fall of 2016.
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Light poured through a saw-tooth skylight and glass curtain walls fixed in place by grids of rusting Corten steel.
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I'm more offended by N.R.A., which appears constantly in grids, than by sexuality or women's health or so-called profanity.
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To power the new infrastructure, $100 million has been set aside for next-gen smart grids and energy storage projects.
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Electricity grids have been the focus of particular attention but communications systems, including telecoms and the internet, exhibit similar vulnerabilities.
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He has arranged Mr. Hirst's pills in grids inside small Lucite boxes on a bookshelf in homage to his work.
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The United States has condemned foreign operations aimed at intruding in American networks to influence elections or penetrate energy grids.
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It's as if the stripes, grids, and other abstracts forms give way to a kind of anthropomorphic personage or spirit.
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Michael Blake gently encouraged me to learn to use Crossfire for grids with fill from Matt Ginsberg's free word list.
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Since I had published cartoons a few years earlier, I had some idea how to lay out camera-ready grids.
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Astronauts on the International Space Station rely on them, and engineers working on renewable energy grids often turn to them.
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As gas use declines, utilities will need new solutions to pay for gas grids that support a dwindling customer base.
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He acknowledged that Japan's power grids need to be strengthened so people in disaster areas can rely on timely information.
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In the energy sector, for example, Internet connectivity has been integrated into electric grids and utility infrastructure across the country.
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Those smaller grids can be developed now, in the middle of the work being done to lift the current system.
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Congress is currently funding thousands of programs aimed at developing new energy technologies, as well as new, more efficient grids.
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The safety of everything from electric grids to voting records is at stake, and digital defense needs to keep pace.
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I appreciate nice-looking Friday/Saturday grids, so I messed around with it until I had this wheel-like grid.
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The attacks spurred concerns that much of America's critical infrastructure — power grids, water systems and more — could be at risk.
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They measure ant movements by fractions of a millimeter as the insects perambulate along finely calibrated grids traced in ceramic.
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The other Brudnizki commissioned huge grids of backlighted colored glass and brought in mirror tiles and sparkly faceted-glass sconces.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — Grids at the end of the week are devised to challenge the solver, as we're all painfully aware.
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Mr. Ezersky's grids always have a conversational quality, replete with pop culture references that are usually multigenerational and rarely fusty.
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Those prices are rising as other countries turn from oil and coal to natural gas to fuel their electric grids.
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Subsidies for connections help bridge the gap between mini-grids being built and revenues starting to come in, Tyabji said.
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Janow is also best known for her drawings: intricate geometric grids, rendered by hand in a stunning range of color.
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It has also signed agreements to buy solar power in Britain and develop renewables power grids in Asia and Africa.
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Latvijas Gaze operates the Baltic state's gas transmission and distribution grids, as well as the region's only underground gas storage, Incukalns.
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Grids of multicolored lasers skewered the floating particles of dust and blasted into the night sky, perfectly synchronized with the music.
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There are a few options to mitigate the "duck curve": California could link up with nearby grids to share the load.
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Nevada regulators this year announced changes that mean new tariffs that will raise fees solar customers pay to use electric grids.
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A call by Cevian, ABB's second-largest shareholder, to spin off its power grids business, was rejected by ABB last year.
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Smart infrastructure placement can drive generation into the grid where it's needed most, lessening stress on large and often outdated grids.
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More things will become vulnerable as computers find their way into everything from cars and pacemakers to fridges and electricity grids.
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Both problems can be solved if governments see mini-grids not as autarkic outposts, but as part of a master plan.
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The more strategic planning of this sort there is, the less risk that mini-grids will end up as "stranded assets".
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Building these sorts of grids—especially ones that power hospitals and universities—could be critical in the face of future disasters.
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That makes it possible, in theory, to build batteries big enough to store energy on a scale useful to large grids.
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This northeastern tip of South Korea lies just outside the index grids the game's developers use to geographically block the country.
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Among these, says Emma Gordon of Verisk Maplecroft, a British consultancy, is the extension of electricity grids to poor rural areas.
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Most efforts to get 100% renewable energy aren't due to the nature of electricity grids and variable wind and solar resources.
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Because renewables are intermittent, regional grids are needed to ship electricity from where it is plentiful to where it is not.
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Global climate models are a computational mesh that use grids of the Earth that are tens to hundreds of kilometers wide.
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The Sun has been known to unleash ejections so powerful that they fry electronics, disrupt power grids, and cause communication blackouts.
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Much of the attention on infrastructure investment has been focused on transportation and public utilities like water systems and power grids.
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Combining wind, solar and battery technology would bring down cost of renewable energy and help power grids balance supply and demand.
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It pointed to improvements in its power grids division, having resisted calls from shareholders to spin off its least profitable business.
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It safeguards everything from global transportation and financial systems, to manufacturing and agriculture, to our power grids and clean water supply.
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Within the app, you can draw lines and grids to set forbidden zones where you don't want the Roborock to venture.
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DOE research about how to make electric grids more resilient and wholesale energy markets more efficient would be a welcome endeavor.
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"Our nation's vital infrastructure —" such as power grids and transportation hubs —" becomes more vulnerable when individual devices get hacked," Federighi writes.
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Power Grids' weak performance has weighed on ABB's stock price, although the unit has fared better in the last two years.
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One person's perspective is another person's trolling There's also a more immediate risk — that no one will add to users' grids.
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Nothing. Tensions rise as the judges hover over grids of the teens, peering closely to see whose faces are the hottest.
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"The solutions are FSRU, land-based LNG, deep sea exploration in the Bay of Bengal, and transnational (gas) grids ," he said.
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They've developed a new "sparse coding" algorithm that uses grids of memristors to approximate the pattern recognition abilities of mammalian brains.
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These people won't need public-facing "Likes" on their grids — they already have access to in-depth analytics behind the scenes.
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"I don't recall and don't want to speculate," said a third, who claimed to have passed both grids to the aircraft.
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Any problems at the local distribution level could cascade "upstream" to the bulk power system, putting additional stress on regional grids.
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Extending grids to these communities in the near term is a pipedream punctured by price and political will (or lack thereof).
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The building looks out at itself, glass-and-steel grids that layer into lattice, creating ever-new angles and futuristic vistas.
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Other companies and utilities have also begun to deploy Li-ion batteries to stabilize grids in the U.S., Europe and Asia.
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From crumbling roads and bridges to aging water systems and overburdened electrical grids, the impacts of having fallen behind are worrisome.
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Solar, wind and battery prices are dropping fast — but power grids struggle to incorporate ever larger amounts of "intermittent" renewable energy.
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Electricity investment worldwide was $22016 billion, lifted by higher spending in power grids which offset the fall in power generation investments.
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E.ON's smaller rival RWE is in the process of listing its power grids, renewables and consumer business, a company dubbed Innogy.
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It has one of West Africa's most reliable power grids, with few blackouts, allowing it to export electricity to its neighbours.
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Ocado said on Tuesday the fire had broken out on one of the grids of robots, forcing it to suspend operations.
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Grids reliant on renewable energy still need power from solar panels at night and from wind turbines when it's not windy.
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With storage, grids could feasibly store the energy from when renewable energy sources are productive, then use them when they aren't.
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This is an important process to understand because the solar wind can disrupt satellites, electronics, and power grids here on Earth.
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Smart systems—homes, factories, farms, grids or entire cities—will help tackle problems ranging from supply chain management to climate change.
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In one, from 2000, David Spiegel and collaborators from Stanford Medicine showed participants grids that were either in color or grayscale.
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The unified color scheme runs throughout, but the layouts constantly change from traditional grids, to full-page artworks, to wordless spreads.
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It consists of 1,590 framed works aligned in sequential grids, accompanied by 19 sculptures scattered throughout the expansive 1983nd Street space.
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In Garaes' community, however, in Bulacan province in the northern Philippines, two solar micro-grids are providing the community's first power.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — Robyn Weintraub is quickly becoming one of my favorite constructors because of her lively grids and prowess with cluing.
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After four or five hours of trying different grids, I made a grid that fit all of the stable noble gases.
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Six pilot solar mini-grids operating since January and February in five Nigerian states give 15,000 people access to reliable electricity.
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By 2020, Nigeria wants to have plans laid for more solar mini-grids that would eventually reach more than 100,2150 people.
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Future infrastructure is what politicians like to talk about: high-speed rail, new highways, smart electrical grids, rural broadband, gleaming airports.
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Museums and international collectors are snapping up his large canvases, minimalist grids painted in oil stick over collages of personal documents.
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Electricity grids must balance various aspects of supply and demand on an instantaneous basis (including frequency, voltage, power and reactive power).
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She focuses on the patterns, translating them into Symbolcraft, a form of knitting instruction, and then painting them as handmade grids.
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Some have also speculated that any Iranian revenge could include cyberattacks against US banks and power grids, which could be devastating.
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It has also acquired new missiles, air defenses, submarines, and cyber weapons that can scramble the electrical grids of an opponent.
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As for Rows Gardens, I write the grids manually on paper, using Ginsberg's database and searchable online dictionaries such as Onelook.
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Most US military bases depend on civilian grids, too, and backup generators can only take our increasingly electrified force so far.
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If Compiler doesn't offer any ready-made grids that work, I just ditch the whole idea and go take a nap.
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These programs are models that divide the planet's atmosphere, ocean and land surface into grids of cells—many millions of them.
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Leaky power grids that waste energy before it reaches consumers are an often overlooked source of carbon emissions, per The Conversation.
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P.S.: Yes, there were other possible fills for that southeast corner … but I like keeping my grids on the wacky side.
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Could be my frequent subject of the crosswords I'm constructing, of course, or discussing other people's grids that blew me away.
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Display cases here hold Mr. LeWitt's books, each of which dealt with a particular theme: lines, circles, cubes, grids and colors.
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Repealing the Jones Act can't fix the broken roads, bridges, communications systems or power grids that are vital to distribution efforts.
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I went on to construct several more open grids using my new toy, some of which have been accepted for publication.
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Even as distribution grids struggle to digitize, much of electrical infrastructure remains resolutely stuck in the 20th century, manual and analog.
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Google arranges to have renewable sources on those grids, so that its net consumption isn't drawing down additional carbon-based power.
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Most models used to predict future climate, however, work by dividing the Earth into grids of 25 kilometers to a side.
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For reference, only six other New York Times Crossword grids in the Shortz era (1993-present) have contained two-letter words.
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GoMentum was designed to challenge autonomous and connected car systems with 20-miles of paved, city-like roadway grids and buildings.
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Studying the corona can help scientists learn more about how the sun's atmosphere affects our power grids, telecommunications infrastructure, and satellites.
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We traded a few grids with theme entries and realized that we had to ditch FOURTH OF and live with JULY.
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This one was hard enough that I'm gonna stay far away from the Manny grids that had even fewer black squares.
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There is genius in simplicity, and there's a lot to be said for grids that are pleasing and challenging, but approachable.
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Light emission can be used as proxy for wealth, as wealthier countries have access to better lighting technology and electrical grids.
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But perusing grids of potential hookups has also made specific minorities easier to identify and approach, like looking at a menu.
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"The orders intake was driven by big orders in Power Grids," wrote Zuercher Kantonalbank analyst Richard Frei in a note to investors.
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Lithium-ion batteries store energy that powers mobile phones, electric cars and electricity grids (when attached to wind turbines and photovoltaic cells).
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There are large and small photos in color and black and white; some dot the walls irregularly, others hang in tight grids.
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So grids need power resources capable of "spinning up" quickly in the event of, say, the sudden loss of a power plant.
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Instead, electric grids are "more reliable today" than before the ongoing adoption of renewable energy, due to better planning and other factors.
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In fact, to achieve universal access to energy 14 years from now, 60% of new energy must come outside of traditional grids.
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In recent years, more and more companies and utilities are connecting their critical assets like factories or energy grids to online networks.
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The continent is ill-placed to join it at the moment due to the higher prices of EVs and unreliable power grids.
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When creating documents you can choose from a massive list of blank templates, including calendars, to to-do lists, grids, and storyboards.
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German Economy Minister Peter Altmaier is due to present a draft plan for changes to national grids before parliament breaks for summer.
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Swiss engineering company ABB (ABB) is selling an 80.1 percent stake in its Power Grids division to Japan's Hitachi for $11 billion.
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These storms aren't too serious, but they can mess with our power grids and communications systems, as well as damage our satellites.
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For that, Moon said the state needs to do better with its state credits for utilities working toward cleaner grids and transport.
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Fossil fuels are easier to hook up to today's grids than renewables that depend on the sun shining and the wind blowing.
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Technologists beaver away on sturdier grids, zero-carbon steel, even carbon-negative cement, whose production absorbs more CO{-2} than it releases.
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He wants to use their backing to end corruption, repair Iraq's electricity and water grids, and get militias out of the cities.
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And borrowing $100 billion at today's super-low government interest rates to upgrade our ports, airports and grids and to create jobs.
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They also need clarity about technical specifications to enable mini-grids to connect to the grid if one day that becomes feasible.
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Microgrids are just what they sound like—tiny power grids that work independently, even if they are attached to a larger one.
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A group of government experts convened by the UN has proposed a norm against attacking critical infrastructure, like dams or power grids.
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Power Grids has since increased its profitability - to 9.8 percent in the second quarter - but remains short of its 10 percent goal.
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But the push for universal access in Kenya and other countries has at times strained electric grids and ended up undermining reliability.
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There are decades of engineering work applied to building large grids of conventional transistors and the electronic networks required to switch them.
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In current grids, as electricity travels long distances from power plants to electricity pylons to meters, some power gets lost, he said.
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Fully decarbonizing electricity will inevitably involve enormous amounts of both — expanding and linking grids, and intensifying them with smart distributed energy technology.
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The satellites also track lightning as well as space weather that can interfere with GPS systems and power grids here on Earth.
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In emergencies the biggest risk to grids is not power generation at all, but the poles and wires along which electricity flows.
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American success has always required long-term investment in public goods like health and parks, roads and electrical grids, science and education.
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Immersive VR-systems rely on expensive infrared grids to track users through sensors on their hands and feet, meaning spaces are small.
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This includes geomagnetic storms that light up the northern and southern skies with auroras, occasionally knocking out our satellites and power grids.
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The linear lavender frame and the three grids (red, black, and white) in slightly varying sizes, each occupy the painting's square differently.
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With three different vocabulary levels and customizable visual grids, the app can be customized to best fit the needs of individual users.
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DE) Solutions, builds and runs energy grids, employs roughly 8,000 staff and has annual sales of about 3003 billion euros ($1.5 bln).
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Increasingly, as even more nefarious players ramp up, that could mean more attacks on basic infrastructure, from electric grids to phone systems.
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Conan Cheung makes precise points and bolsters them with concrete examples, the signs of an ordered mind: matrices, grids, categories, and subcategories.
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"Cevian has actively been working to attract various stakeholders for the parts of Power Grids," an unnamed source told the business daily.
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Sokcho is outside the range of indexing grids that Pokémon Go developers used for mapping restrictions of South Korea and other countries.
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Getting rid of super-long transmission lines can also save utility companies money while making grids more reliable and less accident prone.
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"The puzzles in question repeated themes, answers, grids and clues" from New York Times puzzles published years earlier, the FiveThirtyEight report said.
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Cyber-confrontation between the U.S. and Russia is increasingly turning to critical civilian infrastructure, particularly power grids, judging from recent press reports.
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Like the cultish midrange brand's designs, Martin's paintings and drawings are quiet and elegant: muted stripes of color; soft, hand-penciled grids.
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Let's hear from Mr. Guzzetta: I got a lot of rejections after trying some themeless grids, so I tried for simplicity here.
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Built to emulate an American suburb, neat grids of streets are lined with identical houses, once occupied by servicemen and their families.
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This includes investments in transmission infrastructure, pipelines, and more storage — recommendations echoed by the organizations currently monitoring and operating our regional grids.
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GivePower has installed solar grids in over 2,650 locations — primarily schools, medical clinics, and villages — across 17 countries, according to its website.
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Considering the sorry state of America's infrastructure, the need for more detailed inspections spans beyond bridges to roads, electrical grids, and pipelines.
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We talk a lot about smart grids that can support transactive power systems, but have barely begun to build and connect them.
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The researchers discovered one malware module that targets industrial computers, such as ones used in electric grids, other infrastructure and in factories.
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But in the meantime, distributed energy can reach them a hell of a lot faster than larger power plants and central grids.
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This week, Strip Panel Naked goes in the complete opposite direction, examining Frank Miller's 16 panel grids in The Dark Knight Returns.
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The grids will be filled with familiar words, phrases, and names and they'll be delivered directly to your inbox every Monday morning.
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That investment includes spending on power plants, electric grids, new oil and gas wells, and systems to make buildings more energy efficient.
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Some look like long, colorful scarves; others, funky place mats or deconstructed textiles in which grids made of threads are plainly visible.
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Compared to Trashman, the menacing tone and controlled grids of 1969's short-lived EVO-published strip, Manning, feel like time bombs.
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The Obama plan would have set national emissions limits and required the reconstruction of power grids to move utilities away from coal.
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Last year the administration floated a proposal that would have forced the operators of electricity grids to subsidize coal and nuclear energy.
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Solar mini-grids are part of new efforts in Nigeria to increase electricity and bolster energy security in Africa's most populous country.
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I used to always try and cram grids with as many super-current entries to see what I could get away with.
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These wide-open grids are like cantilevers to me, admirable feats of engineering that make me a little nervous to get near.
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Mr. Berry can bring some fresh entries to his grids and bring back entries that have not been seen for a while.
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There have been three prior usages of OTHER WOMAN in Times grids (one way back in 1957, the other two more recent).
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I've tried to include both WHO GOES THERE and GLASS CEILING in previous grids but they never survived to the final cut.
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"Grids result in a clean, crisp, formal arrangement, and work nicely in a dining room to replace one larger piece," he said.
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He also aims to create a $200 billion Green Infrastructure Fund for water systems, energy grids, electric-vehicle charging stations, and more.
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Still, if you solarize and go with wind, you have to store all the energy, you have to rebuild the electrical grids.
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Ms. Maymudes created today's puzzle with her father, a senior staff software engineer at Google and test solver for his daughter's grids.
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Unfortunately, some system operators are not assigning value to the resiliency attributes of the base-load plants providing power to their grids.
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Most of his grids come on the weekends, so weekend solvers get to sample his wares pretty often and gain some familiarity.
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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) describes them as localized grids that are able to disconnect from traditional ones and operate autonomously.
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The solution uses distributed energy technology that can bring micro-grids to rural communities via interconnected systems of solar panels and batteries.
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The imperative to electrify heating and transportation means that all these municipal systems are increasingly going to be interconnected by distribution grids.
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Lastly, neighboring mini-grids would be connected, enabling Puerto Rico's grid operator to pool resources and restore power faster in a crisis.
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Much of the required infrastructure repair will involve public schools, water systems, power grids and other systems that underpin the U.S. economy.
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All too often storage technologies do not enjoy the same access to power grids and customers as dirtier sources of power do.
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Beyond that, Shickman said, electrical grids will have to be shifted to renewables like solar or wind, which provide ample shading effects.
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It was one of my first attempts in sub-64-word grids, and as such took many, many hours to fill cleanly.
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Meanwhile, E.ON will be transformed into one of the continent's biggest networks and retail players by integrating Innogy's grids and customer units.
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We submitted both ideas to Will and heard back favorably from Joel on both grids but the picture grid having the edge.
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In "Almost Like Rebar No. 1," she juxtaposes images of rotten apples from an organic farm with grids of bees and jellyfish.
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Musk badly wants cities in the U.S. to ultimately adopt solar grids like the SolarCity-Tesla ones on display in American Samoa.
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The RTOs are somewhat autonomous, but their grids are synced up on a common frequency and form part of a continuous whole.
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The federal government last month formed an agency to oversee "critical" infrastructure including power grids, which will assess risk and advice on transactions.
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He has one of those Instagram grids that will make you rethink whether you should post that poorly lit photo of a mimosa.
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Hörnschemeyer disengaged metal structures used for casting concrete walls from their coverings, leaving them unbound from solid, closed forms, to constitute freestanding grids.
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At the same, micro-grids and off-grid power should be expanded in rural areas, harnessing solar, wind and other clean energy sources.
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Slum residents have filled gap in state provided housing by building their own homes and connecting them to existing electrical and water grids.
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State-controlled Fortum has been looking for a deal since selling its power distribution grids for 9.3 billion euros in 2014 and 2015.
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The House bill included $15.5 million in emergency assistance for the electrical grids in Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, Guam, and Houston.
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GPS is critical to a variety of purposes ranging from electrical power grids, weather forecasting, traffic signals, smartphone applications and vehicle navigation systems.
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Since the early 1980s, Halley has honed in on motifs related to barred windows, prison cells, and the conduits and grids composing cities.
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One of the most important steps America can take to integrate more wind and solar power is to connect and expand those grids.
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This would largely be achieved by using vast energy storage systems and by integrating regional electricity grids to better balance supply and demand.
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All this can be hard to arrange, because state-controlled utilities often see mini-grids as a threat to their monopolies and subsidies.
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As Yulia Van Doren writes in Crystals: The Modern Guide To Crystal Healing, the most effective grids consist of stones with similar properties.
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The ideal set-up requires community-based power grids, and the ability to react and adapt to sudden storms, outages, and other threats.
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Maybe studying artificial space weather can even shed light on how a future monster solar storm will impact our electric grids and technology.
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However, as electric vehicle uptake continues to rise their charging will increase electricity demand and impact transmission and distribution grids, the report said.
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Absent political absurdity, the regionalization of grids — eventually linking them nationally and even internationally — is the cheapest way to integrate more renewable energy.
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Besides, if utilities are unable to sell enough electricity to cover their costs then they cannot invest in maintaining or modernising their grids.
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The aerospace structures unit, Triumph's biggest business by revenue, makes aircraft wings, wing boxes, fuselage panels and sub-assemblies such as floor grids.
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Some grids have also been able to sell power back to the national grid, bringing communities an additional source of income, he added.
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More likely, as grids are interconnected so as to diversify supply, more interdependent countries will conclude that manipulating the market is self-defeating.
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To put it more bluntly: utilities' strong preference for capital investments puts them intrinsically at odds with smarter grids and privately owned DERs.
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The figure did not include a contribution from ABB's power grids business, the division which it agreed to sell to Hitachi in December.
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Another means of housing creation could be achieved by sinking existing street grids and reuse of the surface land for new housing development.
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Denmark's utilities are deregulated, which means generation companies, which sell energy, are separate from distribution utilities, which manage local grids and deliver power.
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Currently, power in the United States flows over a cluster of separate electrical grids that are maintained by many local or regional utilities.
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Permits after that are optional, and for more capacity to emerge policymakers must build grids and phase out old thermal plants, VDMA said.
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The tool gives restaurants the ability to schedule different floor plans, reservation grids and hours of operation for special days like Valentine's Day.
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Ocado said on Tuesday the fire had broken out on one of the grids of robots at Andover, forcing it to suspend operations.
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Using nanoparticles means the cost of printing grids with precious metals, such as gold or silver, is not a concern, says Dr Poulikakos.
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Poorer countries, from China to Chile, are increasingly getting their electricity from giant solar parks in arid places linked to their national grids.
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The perfect time to catch a half sun on the street grids this year will be Monday, May 29 at 8:13 p.m.
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ST, another shareholder in ABB, said the decision to retain Power Grids meant the company's management had to deliver and improve its performance.
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No manner of fortifications—sea walls, backup generators, solar arrays, and dedicated electrical grids—can fully protect the market from a major storm.
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In addition to gas links, the EU is pushing to reach a deal to decouple the three Baltic states' electricity grids from Russia.
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Swiss Re said China's massive $22.9 billion global investment program in railways and power grids would lead to increased demand for commercial insurance.
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Mayors are looking towards the future and envisioning transportation systems, electric grids and buildings that exploit the latest technologies and advances in software.
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The CRE plays a key role in setting tariffs for gas and power grids as well as the financial returns of grid operators.
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The bill instructs the National Laboratories to explore replacing critical computer-connected components that regulate power plants and electric grids with analogue ones.
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Except, the amount of energy you need to run millions of AC units at once would wipe out power grids around the world.
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Those events can affect satellites and astronauts as well as the Earth -- including power grids and radiation exposure on airline flights, NASA said.
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Countries like Russia, China and Iran have either attacked foreign grids or conducted reconnaissance on the U.S. grid, according to U.S. intelligence agencies.
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Martin had by then grown famous for her softly colored grids, but Mr. Zorn found in her art as much passion as precision.
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Crosswords can be so much more, and the things that constructors wedge into their grids, both visual and verbal, continue to astound me.
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They will take effect shortly with no need for parliamentary approval in a bid to protect critical infrastructure, including power grids and hospitals.
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But once you've got a city that's mostly composed of street grids, devoted to moving cars around, how do you take it back?
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Read more info about that here and check out the tracklist for Little Grids, out March 18, and listen to "Peanut Choker" below.
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Recently, he began learning AfterEffects and creating new, animated letter works based on his own grids, as part of 36 Days of Type.
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Projections show electricity grids around the world getting greener in the decades to come, so electric cars are poised to offer bigger benefits.
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North Korea will also need much-needed capital from international investors as the country's infrastructure, including power grids, buildings and transportation, is outdated.
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Those countries' grids were initially reluctant to agree on a deal as they were left out of some parts of the decision-making.
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Additionally, returns on pipeline investments in the United States are generally higher than in Europe where many grids are run with regulated tariffs.
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Mr. Nozkowski's approach gave him an unlimited supply of source material, which he resolved into orbs, dots, ellipses, bulges, partial grids or arcs.
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Over time, I've noticed that puzzles that depart from common theme types often make it into print much faster than more traditional grids.
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Recently I've had a few grids sent back with the request to revisit a corner or two due to a few meh entries.
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Electric vehicles would need to be the primary mode of transportation, and the world's power grids would need to be virtually emissions-free.
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This year's contest puzzle is by Eric Berlin, who has, in the past, fiendishly concealed many interesting tricks and riddles in Sunday grids.
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We both like wide-open grids that are a challenge to fill at all, and then require many iterations to actually fill well.
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Those events can affect satellites and astronauts as well as the Earth -- including power grids and radiation exposure on airline flights, NASA said.
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With the six grids, we have 500 cars, and we have around 800 entry forms, and we have to select the best ones.
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I remember becoming really interested in American-style (all-over-interlock) crosswords in the early 153s, especially those with wide-open, unusual grids.
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These are natural candidates for government intervention, given the high cost of building power grids and phone networks, plus the benefits to society.
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Spain's Iberdrola, a pioneer in renewables and grids, was upgraded to BBB+ in April, S&P's only upgrade in the sector this year.
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In some ways, the center, with its grids of cells and multiple levels of security to thwart escape attempts, feels like a prison.
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Both systems store energy from solar, wind and water on power grids, pulling it off as needed and re-injecting it when not.
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Earlier on Wednesday Enel said it had signed a framework agreement with Saudi Electricity Company to work on power distribution and digitizing grids.
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With plausible technological improvements and lots of investment, it is possible to produce electricity grids that need no carbon-dioxide-emitting power stations.
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Other grids are less open, yet their longer answers are much flashier and thus allow the solver to overlook any dull, shorter fill.
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Mostly created between 22017 and 1975, these arrangements turn the strips of four photographs that were made in booth machines into artful grids.
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This was prior to joining energy group Innogy, where she was responsible for grids, digital network expansion and electric car (EV) charging infrastructure.
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While recovery is daunting, the physical part of rebuilding is obvious and visible — restoring power grids, repairing and reconstructing homes, schools, and businesses.
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In each distribution grid, or local group of distribution grids, PG&E would create an open-access distribution service operator — an OA-DSO.
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This is critical to understanding how solar radiation — and solar storms — will impact our lives, communications, electrical grids, satellites, and astronauts in space.
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Who, for example, will handle which aspects of security between transportation and energy grids as green power becomes a more prominent fuel source?
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But in broad strokes, the grids reveal exactly what numbers each student needs to get into the law schools he or she desires.
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It's a more complex undertaking in other, more mixed grids, which is why the company charges a fee for access to that information.
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The increased funding, supported by both Democrats and Republicans, will go toward protecting and modernizing federal infrastructure like power grids and power lines.
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That's why Puerto Rico is in desperate need of developing smaller electric grids based on distributed generation, rather than the current centralized system.
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After warming up with a couple of Sunday grids, she is back with a themed puzzle that lays it all out for you.
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What I really want to do is get my hands on some later week grids so I can let rip a bit more.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — I look forward to puzzles with Erik Agard's byline, because the grids and the cluing are invariably stellar and fresh.
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In the resulting six-paneled work — "Boston, March 20, 1985" we see the corkboards arranged in grids like signs at an old grocer's.
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California, for example, now has more solar power than it can handle and is trying to link with grids in Utah and Oregon.
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Soucek and Parrasch imagine the grid as more than a compositional tool: their grids are ones that tie together perpendicular threads and techniques.
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ChargePoint runs one of the world's largest charging station grids for electric vehicles and plans to run 2.5 million charging stations by 2025.
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They decarbonized their grids decades ago and now emit less than a tenth of the world average of carbon dioxide per kilowatt-hour.
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The goal is to spur railways, power grids and other infrastructure projects central, western and southern Asia, as well as Africa and Europe.
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These are the sudden explosions of plasma and particles that spew from the sun and could potentially knock out power grids on Earth.
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For another, grids need a certain amount of reserve power online at all times as a buffer in case of accident or disruption.
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Suburban roads are far more prone to catastrophic weather breakdowns than urban street grids — because there are fewer alternatives when things go badly awry.
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"It will also produce public safety benefits by reducing risks of accidents and disaster, aiding emergency response, and synchronizing power grids and critical infrastructure."
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Scientists who study urban breakdowns like this usually focus on hard-line infrastructure: electrical grids, transit networks, communications systems, water lines, and the like.
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As part of space industrialization, yes (especially since it is extra vulnerable), but otherwise I suspect smarter power-grids give more safety per dollar.
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Cevian Capital, ABB's second-largest shareholder, urged ABB last year to sell its Power Grids unit and criticised its decision to keep the business.
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America's modern, highly automated grids don't break nearly as often; US institutions need to develop Ukrainian-style readiness in case of a grid attack.
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Windfarms, solar generators, distributed generation, and interconnectors with neighbouring grids in Scandinavia and continental Europe do not provide the same inertia and frequency stabilisation.
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That's good news for Europeans who are trying to shift their power grids toward wind and solar power and away from traditional power plants.
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Automotive emissions, nuclear power plants, airplanes, application platforms, and electrical grids all share one thing in common: they are very complex, highly coupled systems.
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Electricity has in the past been generated centrally, run across vast physical grids, with constant management by system operators to keep power flowing smoothly.
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When systems like hospitals, electricity grids and factories are targeted for improvement using AI and machine learning, data about their specific operations are needed.
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Hazy shapes suggest areas of a map that we cannot see, or street grids that incrementally download as we await directions from our smartphones.
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The spacecraft will also take unprecedented measurements of the mysterious forces that create space weather, which can threaten power grids and communications on Earth.
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This illustrates the key challenge that wind and solar (together known as variable renewable energy, or VRE) pose to self-contained grids: their intermittency.
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HIGHER RESERVES National Grids report observes that lightning strikes on the transmission system are common events, routinely dealt with as part of normal operations.
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Eventually, the company wants to get into commercial and residential cooling so that it can alleviate some of the load on local power grids.
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Windfarms, solar generators, distributed generation, and interconnectors with neighboring grids in Scandinavia and continental Europe do not provide the same inertia and frequency stabilization.
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Leading countries like Denmark and Sweden should now have completely carbon-free grids and have electrified virtually all of their transport, heating, and industry.
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So while the grids and centrally located shapes might strike us as familiar modes, his attempt to undo and interfere with them is fresh.
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Earlier this year, for instance, Brawny released a competing product, called Tear-A-Square, that brings younger consumers paper towels divided into tearable grids.
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As cities invest in air-quality sensors, solar-powered trash compactors, self-healing power grids and more, the opportunities for private industry are huge.
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Those concerns have intensified this week as a heat wave swept the region, testing power grids that rely heavily on natural gas for fuel.
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That's not possible today, given the dependency on electric grids, regional utility monopolies, and energy hurdles in manufacturing hubs like China, among other factors.
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Not exactly, because electric cars do not consume it; old lithium-ion batteries from cars can be reused in power grids, and then recycled.
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E.ON will become Europe's largest operator of power grids by assets and of consumer-energy supply by customers (of which it will have 50m).
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Events that could trigger large claims include cyber attacks on electronic grids and transportation systems, or hacks of large data storage clouds, Fitch said.
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ZURICH, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Cevian Capital, ABB's second-biggest shareholder, on Tuesday criticised the Swiss engineering group's decision to keep its Power Grids division.
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Why it matters: Earth is bombarded with intense radiation and energy ejected from the sun that can sometimes disrupt satellite communications and power grids.
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One of the agency's three mini-grids now supplies power to more than 800 households, eight maize mills, five schools and a local clinic.
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The latest move in the quest for bargain-basement kilowatt hours, as quickly as possible: building out local power grids with bespoke electrical substations.
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Even more striking are Vanderpoel's 54 grids, or "Color Analyses, " in which she reinterprets various objects as geometric designs made up of 100 squares.
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These criminals are targeting critical infrastructure, like power grids — and what makes them dangerous is that some are backed by governments and big money.
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If there is one thing almost every climate or clean energy analyst agrees on, it's that, when it comes to grids, bigger is better.
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The national grid comprises three main regions—the Eastern, Western, and Texas interconnections—and each of these regional grids operates independently of the others.
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"It's kind of a universal conclusion that larger grids are better," says Paul Denholm, a principal energy analyst at the National Renewable Energy Lab.
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In his years-long career developing software for power grids, Stan McHann had never before heard the ominous noise that rang out last Wednesday.
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Instead of being locked into Instagram and Pinterest's grids and standardized designs, Tumblr could let people create a homepage collage representing their prismatic identities.
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" It specifically outlines plans to build or upgrade to "energy-efficient, distributed, and 'smart' power grids" as well as "ensuring affordable access to electricity.
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However, the Program has spurred the creation of micro-grids and distributed power generation across Japan that reduces municipalities dependence on large power plants.
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The Zurich-based company's long-awaited decision disappointed Cevian Capital, ABB's second biggest shareholder, which had wanted Power Grids to become a separate entity.
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Roads, power grids, clean water systems, water treatment plants, among other public projects, will be rebuilt with features designed to resist a future disaster.
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A decade ago, the EU tried to drive politics out of utilities with a push for privatisation and the unbundling of monopoly-owned grids.
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I would have liked to have seen fewer abbreviations and initialisms, but that will come as Mr. Sewell gains more experience filling his grids.
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The decision to give in to activist shareholder demands to sell power grids and return the money to shareholders failed to halt the slide.
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We may see "intelligence companies" — companies that add intelligence to everything from power grids to transportation to health care and maybe even to education.
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The truth is that by the time of the collapse, he had been experimenting with grids and fragmented portraiture for more than a decade.
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Currently, they stand at 9.05 percent and 7.14 percent respectively for new and old grids, representing rates of return on capital before corporate tax.
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Australia in January set up a new body to vet foreign investment in critical infrastructure assets, which include power grids but not coal mines.
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In 2017, Tesla used Powerpacks to install in Australia what it says is the world's largest lithium-ion battery to support local energy grids.
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Left with little functioning electricity infrastructure, Somalia has the chance to leapfrog to a more nimble approach, using local grids powered by renewable energy.
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An atom and an open slot was one bit, the 8x8 grid of atoms equaled a letter and multiple grids could equal stored text.
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CO in a deal with an enterprise value of 836 million euros ($930 million), part of a strategic review of its Power Grids division.
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The fallacy at the heart of these proposals is that American power grids will collapse without federal protection of the coal and nuclear industries.
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Spiesshofer was silent on the future of Power Grids, which he decided to keep two years ago despite opposition from activist shareholder Cevian Capital.
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"We are transforming Power Grids, we are running on all cylinders to drive this transformation, we have really solid top-line growth," Spiesshofer said.
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Enel, Europe's biggest utility in terms of customers, is looking to its grids and green power businesses to drive growth, especially in emerging markets.
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The EuroAsia Interconnector will carry electricity generated in Israel and sent via Cyprus, the Greek island of Crete and mainland Greece to European grids.
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On one hand, the distributed grids make it harder for cyber attacks to bring down all the the US' electricity in one foul swoop.
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Later work in the lab of Spiegel—the Stanford psychiatrist who showed people the color and grayscale grids—has looked closer at brain function.
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That range depends on a number of factors, including government policies that support adoption of electric cars and how quickly electricity grids become cleaner.
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I can go into the program and manually give those words high scores in my list, so they get priority when I'm filling grids.
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Mr. Murphy's work draws from the familiar repertory of Minimalism — grids, cubes and towers — and refers to artists like Ellsworth Kelly and Robert Morris.
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That could be a like a walk-through clinic, with grids that keep people who come to the appointment at least six feet apart.
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The Russian design involves using submarine-style reactors loaded onto vessels, with a hatch near the bow to plug them into local electrical grids.
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" Twentieth-century architecture, he observed, had followed a "stable order" of "geometry premised on grids" and had tended to be "abstract and self-contained.
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He plans to create a $200 billion Green Infrastructure Fund to manage water systems, energy grids, public transit infrastructure and electric vehicle charging stations.
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The supposed rationale was that new sources were threatening to destabilize those grids — but the grid operators themselves denied that this was the case.
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Some waffle makers come with special features like removable grids and most have non-stick coatings to make it easier to remove your waffles.
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After grids have cooled, brush crumbs from the grooves, and absorb any excess cooking oil by wiping with a dry cloth or paper towel.
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Countries such as Germany that followed Japan in shuttering their nuclear industries had to switch back to coal to maintain the reliable power grids.
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We need energy efficiency to accommodate emerging technologies and population growth, which are putting demands on our electricity grids that our grandparents never imagined.
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But after the fact, once everything fell into place it seemed a lot simpler than my solve felt — I like grids that do that.
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IoT devices have been conscripted into massive botnets, compromised for nation-state reconnaissance, hacked to mine cryptocurrency, and manipulated in assaults on power grids.
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I've said it before and I'll say it again: Not all crossword puzzles are mere two-dimensional grids created to test your intellectual abilities.
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Even though The New York Times publishes a wide variety of constructors and themes, there are striking similarities between grids by day of week.
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Since last month ABB has announced nearly $500 million in orders from European utilities to help integrate renewables into the European and UK grids.
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The artist Xylor Jane combines color theory, science and math in her paintings; the resulting works are made up of elaborate grids and dots.
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A show of his early acrylic paintings and later photo grids at Lisson connects the dots with elegance and an invigorating hit of color.
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Definitely one of those grids where the theme was in my groove, but every guess I had elsewhere in the puzzle went against me.
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I had traveled to Ukraine to interview the utility engineers who'd twice watched their power grids' circuit breakers be flipped open by unseen hands.
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To change the debate about infrastructure, everyday innovators have to get involved in creating our next generations of roads, bridges, pipelines and power grids.
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US businesses could be impacted if hackers target global supply chains and American infrastructure, such as electrical utilities, power grids, factories, bridges and dams.
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For example, hardening the power system by installing more buried power systems, using renewable energy sources, and creating micro grids that can be interconnected.
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America relies on a vast network of infrastructure — airports, roads, bridges, freight rail, ports and electric grids — to keep the $25 trillion economy humming.
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Top Nine With both an app and a website, Top Nine is a popular venue for Instagram users to generate their top nine grids.
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Decentralized solar systems, including mini-grids and home systems, are expected to serve up to 260 million households by the year 2020, he said.
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It's focused on developing systems and models to better integrate new electricity technologies like renewable power into grids while maintaining resilience, the department said.
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We are having better luck than we might have expected, but it helps that we have abandoned a lot of partial and complete grids.
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It focuses on operational technology network protection in securing critical infrastructure at industrial control systems such as power grids, steel mills and oil refineries.
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Other programs seek to make the civil service more professional, help subsistence farmers diversify their crops and increase yields and connect regional electric grids.
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"There is a psychological effect," said Ulrich Spiesshofer, the chief executive of ABB, a company based in Zurich that supplies equipment for power grids.
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Electrical grid cybersecurity threats The U.S. electrical grid is comprised of three separate grids: the eastern interconnection, the western interconnection, and the "Texas" interconnection.
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For example, while creating standards around smart grids is no easy feat, it is more manageable than doing the same for all connected devices.
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Some of the programs are broader, such as an effort to bring down high power costs by connecting electrical grids and financing new infrastructure.
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The projects — things like decarbonizing electricity, transportation, and industry, restoring ecosystems, upgrading buildings and electricity grids — are necessary and sensible (if also extremely ambitious).
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Though power grids across the country do try to anticipate blackouts, they only prepare for disruptions measured in minutes, not days, weeks, or months.
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"We needed … a new way of thinking about how these decentralized grids are going to work and fundamentally, how do we do that cost-efficiently."
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But, the 28 other contestants on Hannah's season are proud to show off their grids for the fans (and the potential sponsors, let's be real).
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Tintin Wulia's "172 Kilograms of Homes for Ate Manang" (2017) hangs from the wall off to the side, between Cope's bags and de Souza's grids.
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Designers have long relied on grids, but Dutch designer Wim Crouwel's poster Vormgevers was notable for using the grid as a part of the design.
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With 64 percent of its revenues guaranteed, OLT shares characteristics with regulated power and gas grids that have met with strong interest from infrastructure investors.
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Its power lines, transformers, and generators suffered from neglect, making it one of the most expensive and least reliable electricity grids in the United States.
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AES Gener said integrating the power grids in Chile and Argentina will improve energy safety and optimize operating costs on both sides of the Andes.
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After transforming China with high-speed rail lines, roads and electricity grids, the country's firms, many state owned, are ready to export their know-how.
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Profit fell as the company reduced by $80 million the value of large projects in the Power Grids business it is selling to Japan's Hitachi.
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Profit fell as the company downgraded by $80 million the value of large projects in the Power Grids business it is selling to Japan's Hitachi.
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TAUSIG: Whatever the lengths, they have to be paired to meet another rule of crossword constructing: most themed grids are diagonally symmetrical for aesthetic reasons.
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Dots marked lynching trees, white grids outlined auction blocks, and narrow shapes represented Harriet Jacobs's hidden garrett, a site that represented an architecture of freedom.
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If you have a lot of apps, dislike having to deal with grids, or just feel fat-fingered, that display may not serve you well.
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In his manipulation of faceted forms and grids, he reminds us that Stella was wrong to advance that something in painting could be used up.
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Mini-grids and rooftop solar systems can one day be hooked up to the main grid; they should not compete as paths to rural electrification.
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" Asked if ABB would consider selling the Power Grids business, Spiesshofer said: "We manage the entire portfolio and all businesses are part of the portfolio.
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They weren't the same prints of my childhood — think less Lilly Pulitzer and more stripes, polka dots, grids, and florals on black or dark backgrounds.
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Kocher said the company is not planning large-scale job cuts or redundancy plans as part of its shift to renewables, grids and energy services.
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Where it stands: The initial insurance offering will be for large projects to stabilize electric grids and improve performance during periods of peak power demand.
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Liquid batteries have been used before, such as large scale batteries connected to electrical grids, and hydraulic fluids have previously been used to propel robots.
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Illustrations are free of the shackles of panels and grids, with each image given exactly as much as space as necessary to make its impact.
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The resulting grids seem to be literally and metaphorically floating on these undulating waves of paint, with the green grid on the brink of dissipation.
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