These columns were created by a technique called glancing angle deposition, in which a germanium source is heated to its boiling point in a vacuum, causing it to evaporate.
Most of all, it should be comprehensive, honouring what Trench called – glancing jealously at Germany, where the brothers Grimm had recently started work on a Deutsches Wörterbuch – "our native tongue".
Apple Watch has a feature called "glances" where you can swipe to see specific information from various apps that you've set up: stock prices, meeting details, music playing on iPhone, iTunes or "the music that's stored on your Apple Watch".
"They do what is called glancing, which is the same word for bumping off something and carrying on in almost the same direction". The pulsating show that surrounds him insists that we feel as fully as possible both the privilege and the penalty of seeing everything.
The module, which Qualcomm calls Glance, would be cheaper than a camera and use far less energy, but it could detect humans, determine if they are taking certain actions (such as jumping or walking toward or away from the sensor), and even identify certain hand or arm gestures.
Cook said that developers are working on bespoke apps, notifications and information summaries that Apple calls "glances" for the Apple Watch.
Galena, also called lead glance, a gray lead sulfide (PbS), the chief ore mineral of lead.
The next Kupferberg and Topp production will be a collection of childhood writings by celebrated people called "First Glance".
Unlike the work environments of other professionals -- lawyers, doctors, accountants, architects, psychologists -- the adult in charge of a classroom cannot freely go to the bathroom, make a phone call, glance at a newspaper, chat with colleagues, visit the water cooler or have a cup of coffee except at predetermined times, and in many public schools only once a day.
