Sentence examples for fritting from inspiring English sources

New buildings or additions at hazardous sites or with hazardous structures can comply with the standards by taking simple steps like placing netting in front of windows or breaking up the glass surface visually with fritting — the placement of ceramic lines or dots on glass — which increases visibility for birds while not significantly obscuring the view outside.

From inside his flat, it feels like being in a glass and steel treehouse, a world of platforms and ledges staggered below, with privacy provided by white ceramic fritting on the glass.

Fritting is a common way of reducing glare in glass buildings, but Gehry has exploited its potential for drama.

If fritting, or breaking into small particles, is desired, the molten glass stream may be dropped into water.

But after his thumping win Mr Salmond slammed on the brakes and started talking about holding a consultative vote in the second half of his term in office, ie, some time between 2014 and 2016.The accusation from Mr Salmond's opponents is that he is "frit", or too frightened of a No vote, to hold a straightforward independence vote any time soon.

In an explosion of wishful thinking some commentators declared him "frit".This was not Mr Farage's only inconvenience.

But once the exchange between the two party leaders was over, the baying returned, as Mr Cameron accused the SNP's Angus Robertson of being "frit".

Each panel is densely fritted at the top and bottom but nearly clear at eye level.

So Mr Farage was not being frit; just canny.(Photo credit: AFP).

At the age of eight, Frederik "Frits" Lugt pinned this notice to his door: "Museum Lutigis, open when the director is home".

André Krouwel, a pollster, notes that Christian Democrats, Social Democrats and Liberals once had 80% of the Dutch vote; now they muster about half.As Frits Bolkestein, a former VVD leader and European commissioner, says, "The system parties resemble each other more and more, so people go to the extremes".