Sentence examples for two panes of from inspiring English sources
Between the control room and the studio proper is a double-paned sound buffer, and between the two panes of glass are a model train, a cigar butt in a yellow plastic cigar holder which Bob Wills left behind when he visited Merle several years ago, and an empty Smirnoff bottle with a ten-dollar bill attached to it by a rubber band.
The aircraft is fitted with large "electrochromic" windows that trap a thin gel between two panes of glass.
Typically, small glass spheres have held the two panes of glass apart, impairing by refraction the performance of the display.
The basic window — casement or double-hung — will be insulated by two panes of glass with a space between them.
The technology works by sandwiching two panes of regular glass or plastic around a flat panel containing liquid crystals suspended in a film.
Throughout, we were told to imagine we were sandwiched between two panes of glass – "one in front of your chest and one behind your back" – to help with posture.
Sixty-five feetallll, it consists of eleven thousand five hundred panes of "antique" handblown glass, made by forming a bubble into a cylinder, which, when cooled, is divided along its length.
The old enclosures are a sandwich of three panes of glass supported by bronze brackets and sealed with lead strips, with the entire assembly then placed in an outer bronze frame.
What finally emerged was a design for an all-glass church in the form of a four-pointed star — ten thousand panes of mirrored glass supported by a delicate lacework of steel, with louvres that would make air-conditioning unnecessary.
Like Mr. Richter's "Four Panes of Glass" from 1967 — and the panels in the '60s gallery drawing — they're environmental in scale, the size of the doors or tall windows big enough to walk into.
The 32-by-18-foot "Music" with its 18,000 pieces of colored glass was one of 12 windows removed from the church last year as part of a formidable two-year-long restoration intended to renew the splendor of its 33 windows with 9 million panes of glass designed by the firm of the architect Ralph Adams Cram.
