Sentence examples for embedded in the glass from inspiring English sources

Shredded £10 notes are embedded in the glass, lit from below.

The fittings are embedded in the glass, "so you get this magical sleek profile when you look up the wall".

Using the experimentally obtained calibration curve, axial stresses could be mapped along the minicomposite embedded in the glass matrix.

Embedded in the glass and steel structure, a radio scans local stations, pausing for a few seconds when it finds a clear signal.

The dielectric measurements show that the crystalline growth orientation of the LiFe5O8 particles, embedded in the glass matrix, is random.

A two-phase high voltage is applied to the parallel wire electrodes embedded in the glass plate of a solar panel.

The transmitter then wirelessly decodes the shutter signals and transmits them to a sensor embedded in the glasses.

Now his fire-engine-red Eclipse includes a Sony PlayStation and tiny screens embedded in the window glass for watching videos.

Metallized films, on the other hand, tend to be more reflective and can interfere with radio frequency signals used by cellphones, tire pressure monitors and radio antennas embedded in the window glass.

Its golds and blues were smoky in the evening light, but the central column blazed white, like the transfiguration of a man; and of all men, named or un-named, whose lives and skills are embedded in the stone and glass of great cathedrals.

But the name St . Johns Unitarian Church remains artfully embedded in the partly shattered stained glass over the entry.