In the rear, black-tinted glass and a shallow black band underline its horizontal geometry.

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The underlying steel structure plays off the tinted glass, counterbalancing the building's mass with layers of reflected light.

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Closing his window, the Oligarkh watched the scene unfold through its tinted glass.

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The slightly tinted glass of the windows a bluish gray did not have Biblical scenes.

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The cars are identical, down to the number plates and tinted glass.

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Last month, a policeman challenged a car with tinted glass (which is against the law) carrying the family of a senior general in Lahore.

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Behind a tinted glass panel 18-carat gold powder, laid down by a robot arm, sparkles as a laser fuses the metal into complex three-dimensional shapes, layer by layer.

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About 93 percent of 3, 040 large U.S. hospitals used one or more day lighting or lighting conservation features, including tinted window glass (80 percent), reflective window glass (39 percent), external overhangs or awnings (47 percent), skylights or atriums designed to provide light (57 percent), automatic controls or sensors that increase or reduce lighting in response to the level of natural light (14 percent), and occupancy sensors that reduce lighting when rooms are unoccupied (46 percent).

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Saxe envisions other applications for his electrified glass--eyeglasses, tinted car windows, ski goggles.

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