But GRAAL is a reactive transport model working at the scale of the glass grain.
She scouted the site with a camera -- she photographs the space in which she plans to work -- and came upon the conservatory, which was dominated by Frank O. Gehry's monumental sculpture of a fish in a lily pond, its scales made of glass panes.
There is ample evidence for the large-scale production of glass in the form of enormous glassmaking furnaces in Greco-Roman Egypt [9], [10] and in the late antique and early medieval Levant [11], [12].
By now, wide-scale studies of glasses embedded with metal nanoparticles have been performed [1 4].
Known as "the Canopy", the enormous, undulating roof is made up of 18,000 scale-like pieces of glass held in the air by 7,000 tonnes of steel at a cost of over €200m (£150m).
There are pieces of weathered wood, from small knots to an industrial-scale beam; dozens of glass bottles of different shapes, sizes and colors; cracked and faded foam buoys; a big rusty mooring buoy encrusted by barnacles; construction worker hard hats; tennis balls; light bulbs, congealed toilet paper rolls and much more.
In agreement with these observations, such a small-scale genetic patchiness of glass eel waves would result from independent mating events involving small groups of breeders separated by space or by time (Maes et al. 2006; Pujolar et al. 2009).
Here, we realize large uniform area of nanoholes on scale of cm2 on glass substrate by nanosphere lithography which is essential for mass production.
By definition, the glass transition temperature (actually a small temperature range), therefore, is that below which the material is not relaxed on the time scale of a measurement (glass), whereas above that temperature, the material is relaxed (liquid).
