Sentence examples for glare protection from inspiring English sources

By the late 1930s, advertisements for Bausch & Lomb's Ray Ban sunglasses promised "real scientific glare protection" for fishermen and golfers.

Since DGP combines the overall brightness of the visual field and the perceived contrast of the scene in one metric, the development of glare protection guidelines is complex in this case.

An advanced fenestration system must combine the functions of daylighting regulation, glare protection and seasonal thermal control.

Trees and shrubs also provide glare protection against oncoming headlights, Scouton said, but they are not planted as safety barriers, he said.

Eyewear brand Silhouette has a new collection of sunglasses perfect for the ski season, with anti-glare polarised protection and UV and blue light protection.

Mike points out a few glaring deficiencies — protections?

Non-reflective, which reduces glare and provides some protection against fading but offers the least reduction of heat.

"If a famous figure like Ai Weiwei can be so blatantly abused in the glare of publicity, what protections do ordinary Chinese citizens receive from their police?" wrote Jerome A Cohen in the South China Post last month.

But Viemeister said that he's a fan of black lenses like those worn by the early test pilots, who needed protection against the glare of the stratosphere.

This film provides more protection against heat, glare and fading than does non-reflective film.

But the accolades keep rolling in -- like her recent coronation as People magazine's Most Beautiful Person -- and this 31-year-old phenom is going to need some extra eye protection from the glare of superstardom.