Sentence examples for glazing which from inspiring English sources

As for their eco-credentials, they're made of sustainable timber with solar glazing (which draws in the sun's heat to help keep them warm) and the water for drinks and showers comes from a natural spring.

Their own country house in Wiltshire, designed in 1952 with equal rigour, was an experiment in solar heating, from which they learned that double glazing, which they could not afford, was a prerequisite of success.

A glass of 3 mm thickness has been used as a glazing which also works as a condenser during the regeneration process.

These include flat dwelling (which gives lower average radon concentrations) and double glazing (which gives higher concentrations).

He did not want a blinding flare off the roof surfaces, or a "normal" glaze, which looks "as if it is made from white cardboard".

An apple glaze, which is essentially the molasses with added spices, is $3 for 4 ounces.

He uses silicon carbide in his glazes, which reacts to the heat to cause his lavalike surfaces.

Painting in brownish black beneath a celadon glaze, which had begun in the Koryŏ dynasty, continued in the Chosŏn dynasty.

Sancai usually also includes blue glaze, which is rarer and was made from oxides with imported cobalt.

There are trace amounts of transition metals in most of the colored glazes, which are usually trapped once the piece is fired.

Designs are then painted on the glaze, which sets them off and preserves them during a second firing at high temperature.