gridded in a sentence

1. Description: Streets in Manhattan have a gridded structure.

2. he used to walk for hours up and down the gridded streets of New York

3. It can just as well be done the traditional way, however: on gridded paper.

4. I also find large gridded Moleskine sketchbooks useful for organizing myself.

5. Argo data, and temperature data in general, does not occur in some gridded world.

6. Magically lit, these gridded stacks are the stars of the show (when has that ever happened?).

7. The small difference between RSS and HCN is probably because my HCN calculations are not gridded.

8. The photographs upon which the series of "Flashbulb Memories" is based are overexposed and gridded.

9. In geological models a geological unit is bounded by 3-dimensional triangulated or gridded surfaces.

10. It still retains a gridded urban system because of the "barracas", old typical buildings from Valencia.

11. In the most applications in environmental sciences, land surface is represented and modelled using gridded models.

12. Starting with about 60 proxy series, they threw out all those that didn’t correlate with local gridded temperatures.

13. All three major gridded global temperature anomaly products rely exclusively or nearly exclusively on the GHCN archive.

14. In major water systems, like those that supply large cities and towns, the most common supply method is a gridded system.

15. Each of the twelve sun disc have 12 satellites and thus is your planet gridded in 12 / 144 networking of the base twelve squared.

16. The median of the gridded series will not produce the median of the hemispheric and global averages, but the differences will be small.

17. Warming between 1900-1920 and 1998-2018 based on 1 degree latitude/longitude gridded observational temperature data from Berkeley Earth.

18. More Americans live in suburbs than in cities, and the suburbs that we build are not the gridded, neighborly Mayberrys of our imagination.

19. more americans live in suburbs than in cities, and the suburbs that we build are not the gridded, neighborly mayberrys of our imagination.

20. You are talking about the activation of the DNA, not that somehow you are being re-braided, or re-gridded, although there is a sense of re-gridding.