Sentence examples for native glass from inspiring English sources

He caught Glass's incredulous glance and smiled broadly, showing off his big yellow tombstone teeth and said, "What do you think, would I pass for a native?" Glass did not know if he should laugh.

On Glass, you've got an application (built on the "plain old Android SDK", as Mike tells me, since Google has yet to release the official, native Glass SDK) that listens for the GPS visuals to be fired over across the WiFi network and then pushes them to the display.

There were the beginnings of industrial manufacture in this period, often utilising expertise from the continent, which included a failed attempt to use Flemings to teach new techniques in the developing cloth industry in the north-east, but more successful in bringing a Venetian to help develop a native glass blowing industry.

First, the ZnO seed layer was deposited uniformly on the native FTO glass substrate with the aid of radio frequency (RF) magnetron sputtering.

The first could evolve from mobile AR, but they are more likely to come from native smart glasses use cases that only work for that form factor.

His masterly ability to render native wildflowers in glass has earned him an international reputation.

To simplify the process of droplet extraction, we used the native properties of glass (hydrophilic) and PDMS (hydrophobic) to extract droplets through a hybrid device.

I suspected Mersea had more to offer than half-a-dozen Colchester Natives and a glass of white wine, but it seemed too close to home to justify a longer stay.

Ravenscroft was commissioned by the Worshipful Company of Glass Sellers to experiment with native raw materials for glass manufacture, because the members, dissatisfied with the quality of the glassware available, hoped to make England independent of foreign sources for both raw materials and finished glass.

It was built with native limestone, copper and glass.

At Obsidian Cliff you can see a natural outcrop of black volcanic glass that Native Americans shaped into arrowheads.