It was a piece of glass, tinted black, irregularly shaped, but smooth on the edges.
Late in 1997, Mr. Fink began assembling layers of tellurium -- an element often used in glass tinting -- and plastic that reflected light at previously unimaginable angles.
Toll booths wrought of limestone, steel and panes of glass tinted sea-foam green and a connecting bridge are intended to evoke New Jersey's high-technology side, while an 81-foot tower resembling a lighthouse between the northbound and southbound lanes at the toll plaza is a nod to New Jersey's surf-and-sandiness.
Different types of glass window, clear glass, tinted glass, reflective glass, double pane glass, and low-e glass were investigated.
Then I would purchase the furniture and arrange to have the window glass tinted.
Unlike traditional glass, View Dynamic Glass tints automatically in response to outdoor conditions or from a mobile device, providing greater occupant comfort and energy savings without ever compromising the view.
He got more than 3,800 "likes" for a misty snap of an iconic array of geysers, rising up a multi-toned valley wall known as "Stained Glass", tinted with reds, yellows, greens and blues by a mix of soils and plants.
For example: OEM tinted glass: OEM tinted glass is tinted within the glass, as part of the actual glass making process.
He presented a sinister appearance on the course with his dark glasses (tinted prescription lenses) and dark attire, then was nowhere to be found in the evening.
The panelists said nothing as they swirled and sniffed the heated oils in their small tasting glasses, tinted blue to eliminate any consideration of color, then sipped, slurped and spat.
