Sentence examples for sensitive glass from inspiring English sources
Environmentally sensitive glass captures solar energy during the day, which, at night, is emitted to cast a diaphanous glow illuminating the New York skyline.
Apple has received a patent for curved touchscreens and displays, according to AppleInsider, which describes a system for making curved touch sensitive glass.
The second was assembled with a sensitive glass membrane, indicator polymer electrolyte glass membrane electrode (I-PEGE).
The Palo Alto Online also reported that while initial estimates had the store opening in November 2012, delays may be due to "the sensitive glass design of the building".
The aim of the study was to determine if Sonoclot with its sensitive glass bead activated, viscoelastic test can predict postoperative bleeding in patients undergoing cardiac surgery at predefined time points.
Both the reference and indicator electrodes were prepared by the superposition of three layers of different materials, i.e., M|PE|SE|, where M is Mg, Li or Ag, PE is PEG400/(LiCl 0.349 or PEG400/ δ-MgCl2 PEG400/ δ-MgCl2 0.112sitive gland- or PVC-baSEd polymeris membrane.
On light-sensitive glass plates, he poured rubber cement, then manipulated it into shapes.
B&Q will sell you an Easi Build Traditional Conservatory for less than £1500; at the other end of the scale you can pay £300 for just one pane of light-sensitive glass.
Unless you've been in a sensory-deprivation tank for six months, you already know what the iPhone is: a tiny, gorgeous hand-held computer whose screen is a slab of touch-sensitive glass.
Comparing smart glass to light-sensitive glass, the kind used in eyeglasses, Mr. Saxe said that his product did not merely darken when exposed to light, but that it allowed an individual to control the degree of lightening or darkening, from nearly opaque to nearly transparent, using a dial or similar gauge.
Later, inventor Maurice Martenot added a four-octave keyboard (with moveable keys that create vibrato when wiggled), all housed in a handsome wooden frame that featured a drawer containing a touch-sensitive glass "lozenge" controlling the the sound (completely silent when untouched, loud when held down).
