glassy structure

The glassy structure opens, and Lilah falls inside, leading to the beginning of the game itself.

Glassy structure: scattering centers include fluctuations in density or composition.

Below the transition temperature range, the glassy structure does not relax in accordance with the cooling rate used.

The aluminosilicates also have a glassy structure.

Glass ceramics may have an amorphous or glassy structure, with limited or short-range atomic order.

Fly ash consists of inorganic, incombustible matter present in the coal that has been fused during combustion into a glassy structure.

The alpha decay of isotopes inside the glassy structure causes Coulomb explosions, degrading the material and releasing submicron particles from its surface.

I saw the huge, glassy structures recede and loosen, becoming wrinkled, and the lids come down and up at the same time, to close just below the middle of the eyeball.

A single bagpiper played "Amazing Grace" as Betty Ford and the rest of the family made their way slowly behind the coffin into the museum, a geometric, glassy structure along the water.

According to the EPA in America, flyash may have a slightly higher radon content that the cement it replaces, but its emanation fraction is much lower than most materials due to its glassy structure.

The year-old market replaced an abandoned restaurant and is a modern glassy structure belted with a lead-coated copper band on the outside and three windowed pyramidlike peaks that bring light into large areas of the 6,000-square-foot store and adjoining cafe.

A few of them, called SNC (pronounced "snick") meteorites have an aspect about them that at first seemed almost unbelievable: Deep inside their mineral and glassy structures, locked away from the contaminating influence of the Earth's atmosphere, a little gas is trapped.