Sentence examples for published glass from inspiring English sources

It was the first widely published "glass" bank, and it set a trend that has become the new mode of composition for banks.

The firm has also published Glass's technical specifications and the rules for developers.

We isolated DNA from these samples from ethanol-preserved fin clips using a modification of a previously published glass milk procedure (Elphinstone et al. 2003).

And yet he never published a Glass book.

While the production centre for the Jebel Khalid glass remains elusive, the similarity to other published Hellenistic glasses from Greek mainland sites, Rhodes, Tel Anafa in Israel, and Gordion in central Turkey, indicates a tightly controlled composition with comparable batch ingredients.

In contrast, the high alumina glass found at Sardis seems exceptional in that it was the only mineral soda and high alumina glass published by Dussubieux and colleagues that occurred exclusively outside south and south-east Asia [39].

City of Glass, published in 1985, became part of Auster's New York Trilogy, hailed as a sophisticated take on the genres of both crime and city fiction.

The British painter, who draws on a tablet every day (he sketched the shoes on September 3, 2010), has been the subject of several pieces in the magazine, including two by Lawrence Weschler, one of which — "The Looking Glass," published in 2000 — focussed on Hockney's theory that the Old Masters made extensive use of optical devices in their work.

Even before it was officially published, Through a Glass Darkly landed on The New York Times Best Seller list, where it stayed for more than a year.

And Florence Merriam, whose "Birds Through an Opera-Glass," published in 1889, when she was only 26, "was, in a sense, the first field guide to American birds," according to Weidensaul.

As a result, most published analyses of glasses from such experiments are more aluminous and less sodic than their actual compositions.