Sentence examples for glass age from inspiring English sources
F Scott Fitzgerald called the jazz age the "cut glass age", for its glitter, outward beauty and inward emptiness.
The tracks were "Glass," "Transmission," "Ice Age," "Insight" and "Digital".
The two-dimensional heterogeneity of the crystalline phase is apparent in the %water and phase maps as the glasses age (Fig. 3b and c).
Recent experiments indicate that glasses prepared by vapour deposition onto a substrate can exhibit remarkable stability, and might correspond to equilibrium states that could hitherto be reached only by glasses aged for thousands of years.
Among the innovations showcased include an autonomous drive feature, gesture control, smart glass, new age Terrain Response with laser scanning capability, and a head-up display that extends as far as a transparent bonnet.
The window glass was aged and wavy, which added further pleasing poignancy.
They were hard to see (the nearsighted inventor started wearing glasses at age 4) and hard to hear (Fuller's hearing was damaged during naval service in World War I).
A recently developed method for measuring residual stresses was used to determine the decay of the residual stress field around 45-N Vickers indentations in soda-lime glass, during ageing in moist air.
Participants 606 regular wearers of multifocal glasses (mean age 80 (SD 7) years).
At the entrance of the Upper East Side shop, which opens on Wednesday, is a temperature- and humidity-controlled glass case for aging steaks like rib-eyes.
He must know it, too, because the dish has not gone off the menu since Underbelly opened a year ago with close to 200 seats, a zigzag wine wall and a glass case for aging meats.
