| Sections were picked up on 200 mesh copper grids and further stained with uranyl acetate and lead citrate. |
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| Other than the fact that word squares and Sudoku puzzles are both arranged in square grids, they really don't have much in common. |
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| After blotting excess solution from the carbon side of the grids, they were immediately vitrified in ethane slush. |
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| The grids were separated into four quadrants and the stomata were counted in each quadrant. |
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| We then obtain micro-scale computations of flow in such vugular media on very fine grids that resolve the geometry of the vugs. |
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| The grids are made from metal or vinyl in a color that matches the window's frame, giving the appearance of a traditional window. |
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| Oscillating electric fields applied by grids above and below the plasma can resonantly excite its electrons. |
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| The discomfort underfoot was gone, the metal grids replaced by a beige floor covering softer than sand. |
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| What we need instead are not just national grids, but more cross border link-ups into international grids and networks. |
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| Utilities need to prepare grids to handle bigger loads and to boost power from renewable sources. |
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| The roads are arrow-straight, like the unswerving grids on a sheet of graph paper. |
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| The results are then tabulated in a series of checklists or grids to indicate possible or probable health effects. |
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| The carbon-platinum replicas were transferred from a finishing water bath onto copper electron microscope grids. |
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| Metal decking grids rang under his feet when he stepped from the lift, drowning the hum as the door closed. |
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| Metal exclusion grids and escape hatches are now in use in prawn fisheries around the world to stop bigger fish being wastefully killed. |
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| So connect the electricity grids of east and west and one can supply the other when its own demand is low. |
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| Human behaviour is explicable using the same geometric grids that have been produced by mathematicians. |
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| Following complaints from villagers that the sheep were marauding through their gardens, metal road grids were installed as a deterrent. |
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| Aerial photos of Sydney were found in his possession with writings and maps relating to the national electricity grids and other utilities. |
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| We map each configuration on a number of rectangular three-dimensional grids as follows. |
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| In cases where no crystals hahve been observed using holey grids, it is important to try plain carbon film. |
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| Thin sections were placed on the grids for electron microscopy and stained with lead citrate. |
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| At the rear of the engine is a pair of rectangular metal grids that are charged with 6,000 volts of electric potential. |
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| In the sealing module, seal grids can be snapped in and out of the sealing-grid die to change the shape of the package seal. |
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| She successfully destroyed two dozen hostile ghosts with ultrasonic sound waves and laser grids. |
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| After blotting away the excess of lipid, the grids were plunged in liquid ethane. |
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| These maps and grids will enable planning for operations in the subsequent field season. |
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| Yes, they are, and I'm sure power grids endured redlining surges as garbage disposals clean up the treacly detritus en masse. |
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| To make the solution feasible, compromises must be made in the resolution of the grids used to discretize the equations. |
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| Huge amounts of charged matter swarming over our planet can damage delicate satellite electronics and overload unprotected power grids. |
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| I am very confident that the next generation of mobile devices and the next generation of smart grids will actually be evolving in India. |
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| I happen to be a supporter of nuclear power for the electrical power grids upgrade. |
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| The streets in ancient cities were like grids, on each side of which were shops abustle with people. |
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| In subsequent works, he created permutating, off-centered grids with spray paint applied through stencils. |
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| Note, of course, that the use of such positional grids are an early form of Cartesian geometry. |
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| The new cattle grids have been installed on the Waylands path but disabled people are experiencing difficulties with the gates. |
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| Peter Barfoot, head of advisory services at the park authority, says money is the main obstacle to installing more cattle grids. |
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| The temporary cattle grids, which are a barrier to sheep but not traffic, will be removed when the threat of foot-and-mouth has passed. |
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| As a result, ICEM CFD Hexa allows you to generate high quality hexahedral grids in a fraction of the time that is traditionally required. |
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| The two unique grids, his and hers, are separate but equal in their intricacy and power. |
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| Opaque elevations are clad in a rainscreen wall of green glass panels, each fixed with point fittings, to create a series of precise grids. |
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| For immunocytochemistry, grids were incubated with the antibodies against macrophages. |
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| Her grids may symbolize pigeonholes but she pays homage to the individuality of people. |
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| The work, 9 feet high, 3 wide and nearly a foot deep, is titled for the grids of crematory niches. |
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| Summers mentions Indian sculpture that uses the palm as a module and Egyptian reliefs that use grids and cubits as their units. |
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| The starting grids are based on a reversal of the finishing order of the previous race. |
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| The Master Plan proposes developing a system of road grids between the five areas between the five radial roads and the ring roads. |
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| These plasma storms are also responsible for interfering with power grids, TV reception, satellites and so on. |
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| Elsewhere, he simply stitched bags together and hung them on stretchers, forming grids that recall framed fabrics in ethnographic galleries. |
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| Streets criss-cross each other segmenting the city into grids, which are overlaid by numerous bystreets housing countless historic and cultural sites. |
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| The city was built in, variously, the Georgian English styles of squares and terraces and parks, then French boulevards, then American blocks and grids. |
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| As time passed, the game evolved, with boards consisting of 10x10 and later 13x13 grids at different periods while the number of stones increased. |
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| Many tubes also have small structures, known as grids, between the filament and the plate. |
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| The current barrage of solar storms pummeling Earth hasn't harmed power grids on our planet or damaged satellites, but it's generated a lot of buzz. |
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| A series of 126x68 mm grids were placed over the transparencies. |
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| You would drive over a number of cattle grids, would you not? |
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| A gigantic solar storm could fry power grids, knocking out electricity for months. |
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| The first cattle grids in the West Riding were installed on the moors above Carleton, attended by a large delegation of surveyors and farmers keen to see how they worked. |
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| Applecross is in a National Park and there is only one road into the village, with cattle grids a shade too narrow for the mobile home to pass over. |
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| Roads design has provided a design proposal for upgrading of the county road and the design of cattle grids in response to some of the other submissions. |
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| Utilities can protect their smart grids with the right security architecture, which requires unique, standards-based security built into every network node and device. |
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| However, course grids suffer from loss of information, particularly in the circular units and the diagonal obstacles, and fine grids result in an unsearchably large space. |
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| After grids were blotted and air-dried, the samples were stained. |
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| I didn't teach people how to draw grids and make axonometric projections. |
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| When transfer onto a grid is performed, the p6 form is indeed found over the holes of the holey grids, but transfer onto continuous carbon film leads to the most striking structural reorganization. |
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| The costumes, in other words, act as Procrustean beds, amputating those pesky limbs of anthropological knowledge that flop outside their predetermined grids. |
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| Sections were collected in water on copper grids, stained with uranyl acetate and lead citrate, and viewed on a Philips transmission electron microscope. |
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| In the short term, development experts say renewable energy systems would best help poor isolated villages without connections to electricity grids. |
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| Such meters are mainly used in smart grids, in which a power station gets real-time information about demand across a region and can alter its output accordingly. |
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| Woven from copper and lead strips, two new works, constructed as grids, swollen with empty pregnancies, provide a text, censoring itself, in rhythms of weft and warp. |
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| Some were trying to lift gratings and grids in an attempt to enter the sewers whilst a few attempted to break down the doors leading into the Black Tower. |
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| They claim paths have broken and uneven kerbstones and the grids are blocked up, especially in the back streets, and want the council to clean and maintain them properly. |
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| The floor was a mesh of metal grids that were uncomfortable to stand on. |
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| The windows on the opposite wall as the doors had metal grids with openings small enough to prevent anything bigger than the open palm of a regular human from passing through. |
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| The ends of the dome are closed with the same material, carried on diagonal grids of cardboard stiffened with timber and connected by tubular steel nodes. |
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| The technique provides a visual representation of ontogenetic shape change via deformation grids. |
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| Happily this situation can be helped to a great extent by the use of grids called egg crates, which prevent the light from spreading too broadly. |
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| They proceeded to use a range of bolder colours, sometimes backlit, and overlaid with black grids. |
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| There are stories of marauding sheep raiding dustbins in Blaenau Ffestiniog and of others rolling across cattle grids to access better pastures. |
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| All power grids have varying loads on them but the daily minimum is the base load, supplied by plants which run continuously. |
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| Further design factors must also be considered when integrating wind turbines into electrical power grids. |
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| The power hub would interconnect the three national power grids with each other and with the Dogger Bank Wind Farm. |
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| Most studies of electrification and electric grids focused on industrial core countries in Europe and the United States. |
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| Multiple perspectives collide on a single sheet, with geological cutaways tilting into aerially viewed grids and close-ups of spindly plants. |
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| The first two grids are located in a volcanic rhyolite lithic tuff hosting coarse gold. |
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| Some have installed fog machines to disorientate criminals or retractable cattle grids to stop them getting away. |
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| In some cases thieves pried up cattle grids to sell for scrap, others stole crop chemicals to sell to eastern Europe. |
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| To enclose the common without utilising land within the manorial ownership of the golf club is quite complex and will involve cattle grids. |
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| Cattle grids installed around the West Yorkshire town to stop the ovine marauders have proved less than effective. |
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| The cattle grids, which are also intended to deter humans from the track, were removed last weekend. |
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| There's now talk of a project to link UK and French energy grids through the Channel Tunnel and construction is planned to start later this year. |
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| Muntin grids enclosed in 1-inch insulating glass provide a traditional design option that is virtually maintenance-free. |
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| We collected thin sections by ultramicrotomy onto copper 300-mesh thin bar grids and contrasted the sections in lead citrate and uranyl acetate. |
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| A smooth stove top so you can slide a heavy pan across the cooktop without having to lift it on and off the burner grids. |
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| It is not too surprising to find that there are no pangram grids of any size. |
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| The inspiration for the collection has been drawn from aspects of Indian Mughal culture like window grids, Churidaar, Dhoti, etc. |
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| He scored the goose skin into tiny square grids and plopped it skin side down on a hot pan. |
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| Variety of emitter surfaces available, which include ceramic, fiberglass, glass, or stainless-steel grids to provide uniform heating surface. |
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| The grids bearing the cryosections were placed into a precooled GATAN cryospecimen holder and transferred into the microscope chamber. |
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| It created tight schools of thought, each one developing its own idiolects and semiotic grids. |
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| This paper focuses on methods and algorithms to estimate the morphological tortuosity of a medium and to reconstruct on discrete grids in 2D and 3D geodesic paths it contains. |
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| These physical survey mark cairn systems are the basis for national survey grids to interconnect individual land survey measurements for entire nations. |
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| In fact, such was the scarcity of competitive cars for much of the first decade of Formula One that Formula Two cars were admitted to fill the grids. |
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| The studio also has two specialist TV studios, named TV One and TV Two, complete with integral galleries, TV studio floors, TV lighting grids and SD or HD facilities. |
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| Chinese palaces are designed in regular square grids and arranged in a formal layout consisting of main buildings and a number of pavilions enclosed within walls. |
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| Users can now mix and match data sets and grids from various coordinate systems and have all the map layers overlay correctly and displayed in a single coordinate system. |
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| Since September, youngsters at the school have been given Tic Tac Toe grids with nine squares, each with activities on for them to complete at home. |
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| Effects of strong solar winds also strike closer to home than the upper atmosphere, disrupting radio transmissions and power grids on the Earth's surface. |
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| Other icons included church spires, stiles, cattle grids and corner shops. |
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| Some years ago it was reputed that the sheep used to do commando rolls over cattle grids to get off the moors so they could wander down into the village. |
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| The RockWorks data visualization suite can output spatial data and other information to Google Earth, including cross sections, public land grids, and lease information. |
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| This encompasses airbricks, gulley grids, channel gratings, surface and stop tap boxes, lifting tools, sealing plates and brackets in grey and ductile iron. |
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| The grids were closely spaced, preventing the seeds from passing through. |
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| These numbers, stored in quipu, could be calculated on yupanas, grids with squares of positionally varying mathematical values, perhaps functioning as an abacus. |
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| Bycatch reduction grids or square mesh panels of net can be fitted to parts of the trawl, allowing certain species to escape while retaining others. |
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| This unit is often used for large power plants or power grids. |
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| Grids lay upon the landscape reducing meandering rivers and their jagged embankments to scenic enjoyments or inconveniences to overcome. |
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| Grids of rice-paper squares punctuated by areas of stitching and little insets of lace and netting suggest quilts, while lacy edgings connote pillowcases and hand towels. |
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| Grids are used for such quotidian items as stationery, business cards, mailing labels, hang tags, instruction manuals, etc. |
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| Grids of permanent plots were used as sampling locations, with clusters of subsample points precisely located before and after treatments. |
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