We immediately strained the drink into a dry, room temperature glass and inserted a digital thermometer.

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The V-twin's timing chain is visible behind a piece of high-temperature glass, for example, like the works of a complication chronograph.

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This will unlock an opportunity to manufacture glass using the plastic techniques while retaining the transparency, encapsulation, and high-temperature tolerance of glass.

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The drink was strained into a separate, identical glass, then checked for temperature, proof, and weight.

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Ask for your whiskey neat if you want it poured in your glass unadorned, at room temperature.

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In 1931 American chemical engineer Samuel Kistler invented the lightest known solid--an aerogel--by drying a form of silicon dioxide (a raw material for glass) under intense pressure and high temperature.

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The amount of practice, study and hours spent mastering every type of environment (shooting from buildings, helicopters, ships, shooting thru glass, walls, different mathematical calculations for temperature, humidity, altitude, load, etc.).

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Workers in blue uniforms and blue hairnets were moving in swift precision around long temperature-controlled assembly lines, sealed off from dust and contamination by glass walls.

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