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The superheated particles turn to glass inside the engine and stop it dead.
BBC: Flying through volcanic ash clouds
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Wall Street is worried that Congress will impose new regulations along Glass-Steagall lines to stop underwriting firms selling research.
ECONOMIST: Only if it is properly governed
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Instead of stopping a woman getting into tertiary education, you stop her at the glass ceiling.
FORBES: For Women, Things Really Haven't Changed -- Even in Medical School
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Johnson Controls is also increasing its production capacity of advanced battery types like Absorbent Glass Mat that power start-stop vehicles and Li-ion that power hybrid and electric vehicles.
FORBES: Johnson Controls Can Motor To $34 On Asian Demand
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Johnson Controls serves this market by providing a variety of automotive batteries like lead-acid for traditional gasoline-powered vehicles, AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) for start-stop vehicles and Li-ion for hybrid and electric vehicles.
FORBES: Johnson Controls Earnings: Weak Europe Could Offset Gains From Asia
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The entry-level customer can stop in, have a glass of wine at the bar and leave.
FORBES: Wine And Food
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For a flat fee of 130 Argentinean pesos, tour-goers receive an Italian crystal wine glass along with a map indicating each stop on the circuit.
BBC: Creative wine tasting in Buenos Aires
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"20, 000 Leaks" will stretch you out as you try to stop water from rushing in through cracked glass.
CNN: First impressions: Microsoft's Kinect gaming system
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Have your notes placed there in advance and you can glance down as you walk by or stop, seemingly just to pick up a glass of water.
FORBES: A Few Notes on Notes - Media Training
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If even extremely jaded Manhattanites are excited enough about it to stop a stranger on the street, Project Glass clearly has the potential to be Google Ventures' next success story.
ENGADGET: Bill Maris, the Man Behind Google Ventures, on the Present Challenges and Future Potential of Glass
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In Venice, we crisscrossed the lagoon by ferry, visited a glass factory, rented a fleet of black gondolas, and had time for a quick stop at Prada before heading back out of town.
NEWYORKER: The Grand Tour