Sentences with phrase «liquid glass surface»

As you might expect, the U11 Plus will have the same liquid glass surface design as the standard U11.
For example, the Galaxy S8 has a curved screen, the Mate 10 has a beautiful stripe that runs horizontally across the cameras, while the U11 Plus sports a reflective liquid glass surface and is available with a translucent back.
However, the back does have a liquid glass surface already seen on the HTC U11 that's quite reflective and gives the device more character.
As shown in the images, the handset sports a shining and eye - catching appearance design defined by its liquid glass surface with four bright color options.

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Chop and gently bruise the plant matter, creating as much exposed surface area as possible, then combine it with the liquid in an opaque glass jar.
Here was my shopping list: Dr. Bonners Peppermint Liquid Soap Dr. Bronner's SAL SUDS Mountain Green Glass and Surface Cleaner Baking Soda Peppermint Essential Oil I use the baking soda and essential oil to make secnted scrubs for tough jobs like soap scum in the shower, the toilet, or cleaning my oven.
Air bubbles collect and explode at the surface of many viscous liquids, as observed with polymer foams, in glass furnaces, and during volcanic eruptions.
«This suggests that, in a glass of whisky, guaiacol will therefore be found near the surface of the liquid, where it contributes to both the smell and taste of the spirit.
The authors found that their surface layers behave like glass - forming liquids.
As the two sides begin to melt, a small pool of liquid collects on each surface and as they are brought closer together, the surface tension of the pools connect to form an hour - glass - shaped band of molten material between the seed and feed sides.
The reflective surface of the blown glass and the teardrop - like forms suggest liquids such as ink, oil and tar.
In making the works at a glass foundry, Wynne literally «draws» the letters with molten liquid on a flat surface.
«Liquid glass spreads out on a surface, slowly welling over its edges, until it solidifies into drop - shaped offshoots.
Most of the stations have changed from using liquid in glass thermometers (LiG) in Stevenson screens to electronic Minimum Maximum Temperature Systems (MMTS) or Automated Surface Observing Systems (ASOS).
HTC's most recent devices have used Liquid Surface, that unique glass finish that gives a look that you won't find anywhere else.
The HTC U Play sports a classic smartphone look, with a glass front, metal frame and a slightly more unique pearlescent «Liquid Surface» glass rear.
The glass back cover, which is specially machined from what the company calls a «liquid surface» and contorted into a 3D contoured shape, shimmers in the light.
The glass rear is what HTC is calling «liquid surface» where it looks like liquid, changing in the light thanks to the depth of the glass and the reflective properties of the metal elements used in forming the glass.
Of course, this is still an HTC U phone, and fittingly there's a gorgeous «liquid surface» curved glass panel around the back of the U11 +, which is every bit as eye - catching as the other models in this series.
The U Play is a glass sandwich with a metal core, but uses a design that HTC is referring to as liquid surface.
Both phones are constructed with an acrylic glass which pays homage to the liquid surface design of the HTC U11.
The back glass panel is advertised as liquid surface and it honestly is stunning.
They have an acrylic liquid glass back, although the liquid surface design is still reserved for the U11.
The glass, which HTC has Dubbed Liquid Surface, coats both the front and back of the companies flagships.
Durable, weather - resistant liquid surface design, incorporating an acrylic glass back that stunningly transforms light with every movement you make — even in rain, snow, or dust with IP67 water and dust resistance.
The devices come with a curved glass that has reflective nature, which the company calls as a Liquid Surface body.
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