Sentence examples for on a glare from inspiring English sources

They further show that, amongst the eleven control strategies that were considered, the behavioral model based on a glare acceptability threshold (expressed as DGI > 20) is the one that, when considered individually, would most reliably express an average ranking from all considered strategies.

Another HBO series, "Enlightened," partly redeemed its irritations with its habits of straying, and of lingering: on a sigh, on a glare, on a soulless office building.

The mechanisms leading to such defect signature are investigated in this work by means of Finite Element Analyses which model the dynamic thermal problem on a GLARE sample with triangular disbond defects at inner interfaces.

"Um yeah," she says, laughing, " I have found out that I tend to have some very interesting expressions when I play rugby, particularly when I'm about to scrummage, there's been a few images recently that have made me chuckle … I sort of seem to screw my face up into a ball and I'm staring with a bit of a glare on my face and not looking my prettiest," she says with a laugh.

A better understanding of these characteristics and their effects on glare perception, as well as a redefinition of a glare index are essential for a reliable prediction of glare perception.

It was a tie — between the officemate on one side, just a glare away, and the one on the other, so close that her coffee could very easily spill on my keyboard, right on deadline.

ON a glaring, color-drenched day in Kyoto, I walk unsteadily out of the traditional restaurant where I have spent the morning being costumed, painted and bewigged.

He stands at a lectern on stage, in a glare of blue-ish light, flanked by a video screen streaming a giant image of him.

Make sure to place the GPS system where the sun will not shine directly on it, as this can cause a glare on the face of the unit and interfere with your visibility of the GPS system.

JD: Yes, I suppose it could be very confusing to a computer to see a glare on the surface of anything from an automobile to a glossy magazine.

But Sam also rules with an iron fist: He's a polite and funny guy, but if you mess with his equipment or wander too far outside the karaoke zone with one of his mics, he's quick to let you know you're on thin ice, shooting you a glare or shouting at you over the music.