Sentence examples for substantial glass from inspiring English sources

The building offers space with substantial glass, partitioning and tenant-controlled air-conditioning, since the systems were installed floor by floor.

Excavations conducted between 2010 and 2012 at Magoro Hill, a site in South Africa's Limpopo Province frequented or intermittently occupied by African farming communities since the first millennium AD, yielded a substantial glass bead assemblage.

Tropical storm-force winds in Corpus Christi, Texas blew roof gravel through the city, which led to substantial glass breakage to the 18-story Guarantee Bank Building and a 12-story wing of Spohn hospital.

Several shipwrecks from the same period contained substantial amounts of glass ingots and thus attest to the far-flung maritime trade in glass as well as to the division of labour [13] [15].

And she's already excited about the first tomatoes, grown at Petersham under substantial ranges of glass.

Substantial amount of glass wastes are being generated all around the world.

Owing to the molecular dispersion of the MMT layers and the strong interaction between PEI and MMT, the nanocomposites exhibited a substantial increase at glass transition temperature and thermal decomposition temperature, and a dramatic decrease in solvent uptake compared to the virgin PEI.

With thick glasses, substantial sideburns and a brown tweed jacket that give him the look of someone fresh from a Woody Allen film set, Simonson is the chief executive of a new multimillion pound complex that aims to provide a home for all of the above.

"The glasses are pretty substantial — you can use the martini glass or as a dessert dish — and when you pick them up, you feel that they're heavy".

Finally, the substantial enhancement in the glass transition temperature (Tg) of the PBA-a/nano-SiO2 composites was also observed with the ΔTg up to 16 °C at the nano-SiO2 loading of 30 wt%.

Interestingly, the low moisture absorption was found to help limit the degradation of residual cyanate ester groups during exposure to hot water, allowing for a substantial recovery in the glass transition temperature upon subsequent heating, an unusual phenomenon for polycyanurate networks.