Sentence examples for concave glass from inspiring English sources
Multiple layers of concave glass can also increase prices, in certain regions.
The result now stands, a little modified by the addition of the sunshades necessary to address the notorious calamity of its car-melting concave glass.
He was an artist in the Sixties and Seventies who made boxes with dangling convex or concave glass, which are like endlessly fascinating moving kaleidoscopes.
What you may not know The "Walkie Scorchie" is not the first Viñoly building to raise temperatures – his Vdara hotel in Las Vegas, which also sports a concave glass facade, has melted sun loungers and singed newspapers.
Individual polyps were placed in 200 500 µl hydra medium65 on microscope concave glass slides and recorded using C-mount 5-megapixel digital cameras (Breukhoven Microscopes Sytems) fitted onto M3C Wild Heerbrugg binocular microscopes.
Before it was even open, it was found that its south-facing concave glass facade channelled the sun's rays into a deadly beam of heat, capable of melting the bumper of a Jaguar, blistering painted shopfronts and singeing carpets – with temperatures hot enough to fry an egg on the pavement.
Its concave, glass-covered facade is also capable of concentrating light.
Steel beams were added to support the weight of the ark and bimah, the rear wall was re-built and the gallery extended to meet it, two skylights were added (a concave stained glass one and a clear glass one over the ark), and at the front of the building, on top of the shallow (14 feet deep) fourth-story attic, an equally shallow fifth-story attic was added.
To demonstrate performance potential, a small concave lightweight glass frit bonded silicon mirror was fabricated and tested for cryostability.
It may not use concave rear glass like the Prologue, but taillamps, rear body shape and exhaust feature placement (though not exhaust detail) all suggest familiarity.
One-cell embryos were placed on a concave watch glass and into KSOMaa medium under light mineral oil.
