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frit (frit) imperfectly fused material used as a basis for making glass and in the formation of porcelain teeth. frit [frit, frē] Etymology: Fr, fried a partially or wholly fused porcelain that is cracked by plunging into water while hot. It is used to make dental porcelain powders. frit (frit), n a partly or wholly fused porcelain that has been plunged into water while hot. The mass cracks and fractures, and from this “frit,” dental porcelain powders are made. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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His recent research into alternative high performance skins has led to the development of 12 inch thick frameless glass panels capable of creating varying opacities by the use of frit applied patterns and inner layers that promise to control light, entrain air and offer views out through a highly insulated yet shimmering, ice-like membrane. Glass--high sodium panel glass and frit welded to leaded glass, which is approximately 25 percent lead Other choreographers whose work will be featured include Frit and Frat Fuller, who have participated in Praxis since its inception (Keys danced in their KIN Dance Company) and Scott Putnam, who teaches at Virginia Commonwealth University and has his own modern company, Amaranth. |
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