Sentence examples for that glazing from inspiring English sources

"Today, architects are usually just combining this façade system and that glazing system and this climate-control system.

It is architecturally accepted that glazing system is considered as the most fragile part of buildings in terms of energy indoor performance.

The research suggest that glazing to wall ratio is recommended to be 10% in both climate conditions hot and dry and hot and humid.

Results further show that glazing in cost-optimal solutions has to have small U-value and medium solar heat gain coefficient, although specific choices of optimal glazing type, as well as thermal insulation level, depend on future electricity prices.

My goal was the thin, simple caramel seen all over Vietnam, the sauce that glazes the chicken with a dark, bitter-sweet, pungent and spicy lacquer.

Perhaps because they have chosen to be there, they don't have the look of sullen resentment and cultivated boredom that glazes the faces of the high school students glimpsed now and again.

The deep brown shade that glazed the wood was almost heavier than the door.

One definite plus, however, is that it's probably the quickest drug to give you that glazed, nothing-behind-the-eyes look, which is exactly what you want out of any drug experience.

For example, describing your character's physical appearance as: "She had dishwater blonde hair and gray eyes that glazed over when she was bored" not only gives your reader a clear physical description, it also shows the character's personality.

There is a long history of ceramics, of course, but nobody who had really embraced the conventional craft, the orthodoxies: pots that are pot-shaped, that are fired, that are glazed, that are decorative".

You just kind of get that glaze in your eyes?