He poured my beer, tilting the glass like a pro.
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Only a glass-like partition separates her from two enormous aliens.
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We haven't heard any new rumblings of a Samsung Glass-like rival.
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They used broken glass, like squashed Christmas ornaments, or shards of metal.
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Although the remains were found in the 1960s, the glass-like remnants?
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Starship therefore requires only a modest heat shield of glass-like thermal tiles.
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Are they going to open up and take a magnifying glass like Dr. Reed?
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Once melted, transfer the chocolate to a tall glass, like a juice glass. 4.
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"Kanye: "But there's a way that you can open the glass, like a sunroof.
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They discovered a different risk in the dust -- tiny shards of glass-like material.
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It looks like a square coaster for a small glass, like a champagne flute.
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Ahead of the deal, Musk showed off glass-like solar roof tiles in 2016.
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The name 'ice' became popular due to its white little 'crystals' and glass-like appearance.
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Basically, they would be Google Glass-like, but in a much more discreet form factor.
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He was waiting patiently on the fire escape, tapping on the glass like a pigeon.
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Google Glass: Like the thimble, you need at least one token no one wants to use.
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Some hawker center stalls display their dishes behind glass, like this Chinese squid with celery dish.
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In 2010, Beth Ditto wore a black shift dress of his with stained-glass-like accents.
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Oh, and the glass-like dome is actually made of Hesalite: a crystal material developed for NASA.
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We recommend nabbing a high-quality aerator before swirling the wine in your glass like a pro.
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Elsewhere in the museum, the louver patterns are reflected directly onto the glass, like a bar code.
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They're also made of a cheaper polycarbonate material rather than metal and glass like more expensive alternatives.
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Activated by passersby, the bugs make irregular circles, bumping into the glass like moths attracted to a light.
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Unlike most other proteins, TDPs have no fixed three-dimensional structure, taking on a protective glass-like texture.
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Snow did about five different passes on the theme song, with an emphasis on minimal, repeating Glass-like phrases.
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Freddy: Note: the platter chips go EVERYWHERE and it's very fine, almost glass-like, but sharp and small chips.
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Socialite Karen Walker (the national treasure Megan Mullally) is hoisting a martini glass like a sauced Statue of Liberty.
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And it's still not laminated to the front glass like other, more expensive iPads, so the air gap remains.
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But in the future, you could be Snapchatting with a pair of Google Glass-like smart glasses on your face.
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What did surprise me was the crystal insert, which was ensconced in glass like a snowglobe or tiny crystal Diglett.
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The filmmaker, Friedrich Moser, borrows heavily from Errol Morris, employing re-enactments, moving graphics and a Philip Glass-like score.
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Dezer's building has high-impact glass, like that of a car's windshield, which can withstand "180 mph winds," he says.
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His rapid-fire percussive tapping was bafflingly precise, free of errors, and communicated through a crystal clear, glass-like tone.
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"Trehalose is thought to form a glass-like solid when it dries that helps protect cells and their components," he said.
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The stones themselves, which cohere due to a glass-like binder and extremely high temperatures, range from marble- to palm-sized.
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You can do anything you want to with it, practically, from a polished, glass-like finish to a rough, broken surface.
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In her Urban Nature body of work, artist Naoko Ito tames nature by capturing wilderness inside of glass, like found object terrariums.
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It's a scream like a mile-high waterfall of glass, like a drill bit in the heart, like a thousand breaking stars.
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The immediate area in-and-around the lake contains glass-like minerals, melt rocks, shatter cones, and signs of a shock wave.
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It's also replaced the Gear VR's magnifying glass-like lenses with higher-quality fresnel lenses, similar to those on the Oculus Rift.
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Authorities warned that lava flows reaching the Pacific Ocean could produce noxious clouds of acid fumes, steam, and tiny, glass-like particles.
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Volcanic ash has blanketed the area with tiny glass-like particles that can permanently damage the lungs, leading to sickness or death.
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The tank collects coal slag, a glass-like waste product formed after the remains of burned coal are mixed with cold water.
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With a precision-engineered shaker, jigger, bar spoon, strainer, and crystal mixing glass like these, your cocktail will be dashing—shaken or stirred.
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"We first saw polish and shine in a glass-like manner popularized by Vidal Sassoon in the '60s," says celebrity hairstylist Cash Lawless.
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He makes a row of ten shots, and by knocking one over, all the other ones topple over into their glass like dominos.
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That's good—you'll need the extra dough for an epic piece of glass like Sony's exemplary $799 35-mm f/2.8 prime lens.
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Instead, the company could put the home button's functions (including Touch ID) underneath the display glass like some smartphone makers are already doing.
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In the middle of the tibia's glass-like hyaline cartilage, there appears to be a fibrous pad of cartilage that is partially deformable.
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The silt was mixed with glass-like microalgae called diatoms, and, reflecting the bright light emitted by the sub's LEDs, it dazzled him.
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He musters the glass-like surfaces of a Renaissance painter, while recasting the floating squares from Malevich's severe abstractions as unanchored table tops.
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His uplifting, beautiful panorama of 18 stained-glass-like works covering a wall of windows was an aesthetic argument for violins over violence.
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The small Japanese paper lanterns, tiny beside the vast sheaves, that dancers used to hold are now glass-like bulbs illuminated by electricity.
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It starts with a button that bubbles into a splash of color, with glass-like tasks that shimmer onto a Surface Studio display.
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"You can't go on the road and get your (rear) kicked on the glass like that and give out 28 points," Malone said.
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The images would better flourish if they were more confrontational, but they are entrapped by white frames and glass, like collections of butterflies.
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With a precision-engineered shaker, jigger, bar spoon, strainer, and crystal mixing glass like these, your cocktail will be dashing—shaken or stirred. $178
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If you were looking at another piece of glowing glass -- like your television -- during the test, you may have seen the alert there, too.
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These chemicals turn a person's body and brain into a "vitrified" glass-like state, capturing a snapshot of the person at the moment of death.
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Mr. Hong has spent years perfecting the crispy, glass-like skin of his famous barbecued chicken, but he's also a fan of American fried chicken.
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Essential, the new hardware outfit from Android co-founder Andy Rubin, may branch out from phones and smart home accessories into Google Glass-like smart frames.
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In the 20th century, electron microscopes and other innovations moved microscopes beyond glass, yet Revealing the Invisible singles out contemporary innovations involving glass, like the Foldoscope.
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His shooting efficiency has dipped a bit under the heavier burden, but playing fewer minutes has allowed him to hit the glass like a man possessed.
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If I'd expected the parfait of chocolate and amarena cherries to be a layered dessert served in a tall glass, like other parfaits, I was wrong.
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From giant sea spiders and rare snailfish through to comb jellies and glass-like corals, these are some of the weirdest critters we've seen in a while.
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From the outset, many were suspect about the product's ability to hold up to real-world stresses without the presence of a Gorilla Glass-like screen covering.
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Their hands were pressed to the glass like visors as they talked excitedly about what they saw inside, as if something marvellous were moving through the aisles.
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Inside the convention pavilions, they found mounds of coal displayed behind glass, like objets d'art, as well as arrangements of coal-based cosmetics and coal-encrusted jewelry.
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They'll be able to jack up even more threes and go hunting in transition without fear of getting bludgeoned on the glass like they did last season.
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Her drawings of birds, framed beneath convex glass, like Victorian specimens, are punctured with patterns of migration paths, food webs, and other charts sourced from scientific documents.
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But you say you really like the idea of strapping on a pair of Google Glass-like goggles and then running around Central Park looking for Vaporeon?
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It's the end of the world as we know it, and everything does feel fine—not fine like chill, but fine like china, like glass, like thread.
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The result is a gritty, glass-like material — containing trace levels of beryllium — that is sold by companies to sandblast ships, storage tanks and other structures before painting.
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The process of authenticating such documents is not as simple as putting on white gloves and looking at them under a magnifying glass like on TV, Raab said.
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The royal figurine is made of faience, a glass-like material that was popular in jewelry and small human and animal figurines in ancient Egypt and the Near East.
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Then, the antifreeze chemical ethylene glycol is used to turn the brain into a vitreous (glass-like) solid, able to withstand long-term cryogenic storage at very low temperature.
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When she was four or five years old, I wanted to be able to see her—but not through a glass, like the one time it had happened before.
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According to SamMobile's report, Samsung started developing smart contact lenses as a means to create a better augmented reality experience than the ones that exist through Google Glass-like wearables.
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She wore the design, which featured embroidered with floral details along the bodice and stain glass-like images along the skirt, with a matching Dior bra and boy shorts underneath.
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It's making a motorcycle helmet with a Glass-like heads-up-display, allowing information like speed limits, directions, and incoming phone calls to be displayed in your field of view.
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Instead of mounting the flexible OLED panel onto a piece of glass like a traditional TV, LG has mounted the display on a flexible substance that allows it to roll.
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Her red block heels, evoking Dorothy in Oz, carry her buoyantly down the street, and as she whacks at the glass like a teenage delinquent, her serene smile never falters.
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Lingering on the couch in his Google Glass-like specs, David fools around blissfully with the naked, simulated Sophie, while his actual partner, Juliette (Nora Zehetner), waits obliviously in bed.
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Serra, which has two Portland locations, is a bright, clean and well-designed showroom, with individual marijuana strains clearly labeled and displayed under glass, like insect specimens at a museum.
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Another issue has been the occurrence of a phenomenon called Pele's hair — fine, glass-like fibers of volcanic material produced by fountains of lava and carried aloft by the wind.
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WORLD Hawaii faced a new hazard as lava flows from Kilauea's volcanic eruption could produce clouds of acid fumes, steam and glass-like particles as they reach the Pacific, authorities said.
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Modern phones are just computers sending data over strands of glass like every other computer, and while you can still totally hack them, it's not really phreaking in the classical sense.
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They are in the safety limits of allowing four strong men to be able to fix one — like glass, like the weight of a big, heavy double-glazed panel of glass.
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Above the newspapers, thin arcs of color in a yellow-to-red gradient are set into the glass like a record of the sun's movement over the course of a day.
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Kerstin Brätsch's "Fossil Psychics for Christa" punctuates the walls of the new sixth-floor Terrace Café with shiny bright glass-like pieces that resemble big brush strokes, masks and crazed intarsia.
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The rear is still made of glass like the Tab S43, which means it's both a fingerprint magnet and more susceptible to cracking if dropped compared to aluminum or plastic tablets.
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As promised, the Galaxy Fold was on display at the company's booth this morning, but it was protected by security rope and thick panes of glass, like so many carbonited Han Solos.
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When the body is lowered to liquid nitrogen temperatures, the gel causes the patient to become "vitrified," which means they've been transformed into a glass-like state, and free of ice crystals.
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In just six or seven years, the vineyard is estimated to produce up to 20,000 bottles a year, so everyone will get the chance to raise a glass like the queen herself.
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Coming in a $1,899 package, the product essentially weds a Google Glass-like heads-up display from Vuzix and a tethered battery-powered Windows 10 PC with a 6th gen Intel processor.
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Hawaii faced a new hazard on Sunday as lava flows from Kilauea's volcanic eruption could produce clouds of acid fumes, steam, and glass-like particles as they reach the Pacific, authorities said.
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While my heart was filled with a hydration-fueled fire at first, I then forgot about the Spark for a few days and went back to a glass like a normal person.
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Authorities also were monitoring hazards from noxious clouds of acid fumes, steam and fine glass-like particles — called laze — emitted when lava flows pour into the ocean on the island's southern end.
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Google Glass-like in nature—but at a much more affordable price—Snap started rolling Spectacles out in various parts of the country in waves, selling them via Minion-like Snapbot vending machines.
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Her family believes she fell while trying to hit the glass like she did during her brother's hockey games, which ended up not being there, according to an NBC News story from July.
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In stained-glass-like watercolor and collage, his stately illustrations – skies rendered in squares of layered blue, the crumbling walls of Southern black schools, triptychs of Thurgood's notable cases – make their case eloquently.
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Trump was hosting executives from Merck, Pfizer, and Corning, three companies that are joining together in an initiative to manufacture glass like the substance Trump tested for pharmaceutical companies in the United States.
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And while the A503's back is plastic instead of glass like you get on the G7, Samsung officially calls that material "glasstic" (I'm not kidding), and it's damn hard to tell the difference.
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As part of that effort, Facebook is looking into investing further in technologies such as virtual and augmented reality (he offered a glimpse of Google Glass-like specs), artificial intelligence, drones, satellites, and lasers.
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And other types of unusual rain have been suggested on other planets, like HD 189733 b's wicked winds that send glass-like silicates raining sideways around the planet and even diamond rain on Neptune.
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"The shape of the structure and broken lines signify shattered glass like our shattered hearts, but it still holds together strong, mended to be even stronger than before," Knudson wrote in a Facebook post.
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That year, the vulnerable power ballad "Skyscraper" — "You can break everything I am/Like I'm made of glass/Like I'm made of paper" — reached No. 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 and was certified platinum.
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At minus 321 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 20063 Celsius), an ultrathin layer of water molecules froze so quickly that they had no time to line up in crystals, and they solidified into a glass-like structure.
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PAHOA, Hawaii (Reuters) - Hawaii faced a new hazard on Sunday as lava flows from Kilauea's volcanic eruption could produce clouds of acid fumes, steam and glass-like particles as they reach the Pacific, authorities said.
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The foodstuff is among a trove of objects — otherwise mostly notes and poems, both literary and lewd, scrawled on fliers, bags and newspaper scraps — on display beneath glass, like artifacts of a distant, nobler era.
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Buy This Like many children of the '90s, I have fond memories of Lancôme's vanilla-scented Juicy Tubes — my first luxury beauty purchase, as I saw it — which gave my lips a glass-like shine.
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Sure, it's still unusual to see a full-screen phone without a notch, but it doesn't have curved glass like the Oppo Find X. It's actually kind of boxy, despite the slim profile and rounded metallic corners.
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They're plastic lenses, so you'll have to be careful with them (they'll scratch more easily than good glass, like what you'd find in a pair of Costas), and clean them especially well (otherwise they're prone to delamination).
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"VR, I think, is not gonna be that big, compared to AR." On Monday Bloomberg reported that Apple is actively investigating a Google Glass like device, though the product is still very much in the experimental stage.
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Sunlight pours in through a broad pane of glass that bends up over the facade and onto the roof; inside, a miniature courtyard encases the gnarled trunk of a guavirá tree in glass, like a botany exhibition.
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In this wonderfully intimate space (which seats around 190 people at small cocktail tables) the wonders of the modern glass harmonica, with the players rubbing wet fingers on the rims of glass-like tubes, came through affectingly.
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According to a press release, Turtle Beach may try to integrate the technology into things we already make out of glass, like computer monitors and car windshields—things that are already easy to break and expensive to fix.
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About 3 miles (4.8 km) to the east of the plant on the coast, noxious clouds of acid fumes, steam and fine glass-like particles billowed into the sky as lava poured into the ocean from two flows.
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"There were eight houses taken on this road in 23 hours," said Ikaika Marzo in a Facebook video as he stood on Kaupuli street and showed a black, glass-like lava field where his cousin's house previously stood.
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"There were eight houses taken on this road in 12 hours," Ikaika Marzo said in a Facebook video as he stood on Kaupuli street and showed a black, glass-like lava field where his cousin's house previously stood.
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Though I couldn't taste the haute cuisine, I could see how the virtual mise en place transformed into the beautiful molds set out before me, preserved under glass like the ancient artifacts on display in the museum's other galleries.
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About 3 miles (4.8 km) to the east of the plant on the coast, noxious clouds of acid fumes, steam and fine glass-like particles billowed into the sky as lava poured into the ocean from two lava flows.
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Meanwhile, lava is pouring into the ocean at a location three miles (5 km) east of the plant, producing noxious clouds of acid fumes, steam, and glass-like particles—a phenomenon known as "laze," a portmanteau of lava and haze.
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Now, as reported by SamMobile, the company has filed in South Korea to trademark a new logo related to "computerized vision-assisting eyewear," suggesting that the idea of Samsung building a Google Glass-like headset is still on the table.
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The S10 might also include a three-lens camera setup on the back (standard, telephoto, and wide-angle lenses) with the fingerprint sensor being moved to the front of the handset again, positioned under the glass like the OnePlus 6T.
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Seaside residents and boaters also have been warned to avoid noxious clouds of laze — a term combining the words "lava" and "haze" — formed when lava reacts with seawater to form a mix of acid fumes, steam and glass-like specks.
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" Michael Kimmelman, The Times's architecture critic, described the building's exterior as "a grid of concrete and glass, like an extruded Sol LeWitt, or a distended Josef Hoffmann vase (or a middle finger stuck up at the city, depending on your perspective).
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The grandfather has always insisted he did not know the window was open when he lifted his granddaughter up to it, and that he had wanted her to bang on the glass like she did during her older brother's hockey games.
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The Bulls crash the glass like this for 48 minutes per game, and while they have been beaten badly in transition on certain nights, for the most part they've been able to make that trade-off work in their favor.
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But glass is glass, and even though the OnePlus 6 has hardened glass like every other phone (it uses Corning's Gorilla Glass 5 on both sides), it's still prone to scratches and if you drop it enough times, it will certainly shatter.
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Laura is a woman of enormous privilege who nevertheless has no emotional connection to anyone besides the daughter she barely understands, and the insistent quietness of the book, its glass-like sentences, point to the hush in Laura's psyche, the hollowness of her interior life.
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Boaters and seaside residents also have been warned to avoid noxious clouds of laze — a term derived from the words "lava" and "haze" — formed when lava reacts with saltwater to form a mix of acid fumes and steam laced with tiny glass-like particles.
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The cable-knit sweaters, lace-up shoes and spare accessories that were once neatly arranged in her West Village apartment, along with mementos like her perfume and her box grater, are now displayed behind a pane of glass, like a diorama of compressed urban life.
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So it was with other specimens—the white painted chair that he blessed with his presence in the lunchroom; the simple wooden chair from the language lab, on which he rested from his labors—all preserved under glass, like the relics of a saint.
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Researchers from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, have discovered a unique set of proteins, now known as tardigrade-specific intrinsically disordered proteins (TDPs), that turns parts of the tardigrade's body into a glass-like substance when it dries out, protecting its cells from destruction.
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Taking note of the drama, the on-staff shrink Wendy Rhoades tails Taylor to the SeaGlass Carousel at the Battery Conservancy — a striking edifice of amusement in which giant fish twirl and glow through the glass, like something out of an undersea level in a video game.
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Seaside residents and boaters also have been warned to avoid noxious clouds of laze - a term derived from the words "lava" and "haze" - formed when lava reacts with seawater to form a mix of acid fumes, steam and glass-like particles when it flows into the ocean.
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" But the unique molecular makeup of PUUs means the fibers don't just last longer but work harder when faced with high-speed impacts: There's potential, according to the Army, that the materials could "change from rubber-like to glass-like when they are deformed at increasing high rates.
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You and the guys thought you could come down here for the weekend, just get away from it all—fresh cool air, a glass-like lake or pond, fishing, cooking over an open fire, a case of beers drunk out the back of the pickup truck that drove you here.
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When her poop wouldn't flush—a clear-eyed horror that all of us, if we're being honest with ourselves, know well—she threw it out of his bathroom window, where it became trapped between an internal and external layer of glass like a flower pressed between the pages of a book.
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Meanwhile, in the paired images Judge's Bench I and II, the space of jurisprudence is rendered indistinct, pictured through sheets of vertically grooved privacy glass: like the law itself, these spaces in Young's images are only understood in their general shapes, their details and particularities concealed, strategically, by purposeful forms of institutional obscurantism.
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About 3 miles (4.8 km) to the east of the plant on the coast, noxious clouds of acid fumes, steam and fine glass-like particles billowed into the sky as lava poured into the ocean from two flows cutting across Highway 137, one of the main exit routes from the eruption zone.
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By using a chemical compound to turn a rabbit's brain into a near glass-like state, and then cooling it to -211 degrees Fahrenheit (-135 degrees Celsius), a research team from California-based 21st Century Medicine (21CM) showed that it's possible to enable near-perfect, long-term structural preservation of an intact mammalian brain.
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Authorities also were monitoring hazards from noxious clouds of acid fumes, steam and fine glass-like particles — called laze, a mix of lava and haze — emitted into the air from lava streams pouring into the Pacific Ocean on the south end of the island, about 3 miles (4.8 km) east of the geothermal plant.
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In these works, stacks of letters are projected into a kind of aquarium, and when the visitor blows through vents in the lid, the words and letters move and disperse, in one case flowing into and out of a vase, and in the other squirming around a spherical glass-like bacteria under a microscope.
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China is home to the world's largest network of CCTV cameras — more than 170 million — and its police have adopted Google Glass-like "smart specs" to seek out suspects in crowds, but now its surveillance efforts have hit a new level with technology that can apparently identify individuals based on their body shape and the way they walk.
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Residents have been warned to avoid exposure to Pele's hair, one of several airborne volcano hazards including emissions of sulfur dioxide gas, wind-blown ash and noxious clouds of laze — a term combining the words "lava" and "haze" — formed when lava reacts with seawater to form a mix of acid fumes, steam and glass-like specks.
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Researchers found a promising new way to preserve the brain after deathBy using a chemical compound to turn a rabbit's brain into a glass-like state, and then cooling it to near-liquid nitrogen temperatures, a research team from 21st Century Medicine (21CM) showed that it's possible to achieve near-perfect, long-term structural preservation of an intact mammalian brain.
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The plant's wells run 6,000 to 8,20003 feet (1,829-2,438 meters) underground to tap into extremely About 3 miles (4.8 km) to the east of the plant on the coast, noxious clouds of acid fumes, steam and fine glass-like particles billowed into the sky as lava poured into the ocean from two flows cutting across Highway 137, one of the main exit routes from the eruption zone.
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I.O. Maritime and construction companies were not included in the original proposed rule in 2015, but the agency soon expanded the standard to include them because of data showing the potential dangers of coal slag, a gritty, glass-like material containing trace levels of beryllium that is used to sandblast ships, tanks and other structures before painting, according to Mr. Michaels, the former OSHA administrator who is now at the George Washington University School of Public Health.
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