Sentences with phrase «opaque glass window»

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This switchable glass could offer a simple and inexpensive way to make smart windows that change between clear and opaque.

But this isn't glass as we know it: The new glass is opaque, twice as strong as window glass, and made of metal.

All of the windows are what Land Rover calls Smart Glass, and can display almost any information desired, and their tint level can be varied from fully transparent to fully opaque at the touch of a button.

The concept, shown in «rhapsody blue,» features a glass roof that can electronically switch from clear to opaque, seats that adjust 30 ways — including separate thigh supports for each leg — and subtle door handles concealed in chrome beneath the windows.

Supplementing the optional windows that absorb 65 per cent of the light, there is an option for 90 per cent light - absorbing rear glass which gives an almost opaque appearance to those looking in from the outside.

Separating the cabins is a privacy glass that, along with the rear side windows, has an eletrochromic «Smart Glass» that changes from opaque to clear with the push of a buglass that, along with the rear side windows, has an eletrochromic «Smart Glass» that changes from opaque to clear with the push of a buGlass» that changes from opaque to clear with the push of a button.

The window glass is removable and interchangeable, allowing for owners to personalize their FT - 4X even further with multiple opaque color or tinted glass options.

This is not just any privacy glass, however, the windows turn completely opaque from outside looking in by merely pressing a button.

Side windows add natural light, tastefully subdued by opaque glass and gauze curtaining.

They are an interesting idea but fundamentally, we should be turning the opaque spandrels and space between windows into solar collectors at far higher efficiencies and reducing the amount of vision glass.

A handbook for university students co-written by the chairman [1] of the French National Research Council explains it's the equivalent of a glass window transparent in the visible spectrum and opaque in the thermal infrared spectrum; but this «analogy» has been, in 1909, experimentally proven wrong by a famous specialist of optics, the professor Robert Wood of John Hopkins University [2].

For certification purposes, both the frame and the glass spacer are considered together as the opaque elements of a window.

A certified Passivhaus window has an «efficiency class» (from phC «Certifiable component» up to phA + «Very advanced component») which is based on the performance of the opaque elements since the glass specification is project - specific.

One of them is to opt for windows with opaque glass.