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gridNetwork by which electricity is generated and distributed over a region or country. It contains many power stations and switching centres and allows, for example, high demand in one area to be met by surplus power generated in another. The term is also used for any grating system, as in a cattle grid for controlling the movement of livestock across roads, and a conductor in a storage battery or electron gun. grid
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The reanalysis includes spatial gridding of the original irregularly spaced dataset into a global grid with a 2. For generating, processing, and editing the geochemical images for single elements used in this study, the concentration data were interpolated by a proprietary gridding software module developed at BGS as an add-on to the widely available public-domain NIH-Image version 1. Gridding up is, of course, the Renaissance version of projection. |
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