| The processing of spent fuel makes it possible to vitrify high-level longlived waste, providing very high quality processing and reduced volumes which are stored at La Hague in special facilities. |
| I shall also vitrify «rays» of light as they would be if arrested for an instant on the shaft of Gallo-Roman columns. |
| The notion of the capacity of second strikes that guarantees each of the protagonists to be destroyed in turn if it should vitrify the other in a nuclear attack first, by surprise. |
| This furnace must give a heat strong enough to vitrify lead, and therewith all the alloy which the perfect metals may contain. |
| Working with enamel requires flawless precision combined with a deep sense of how different enamel powders vitrify under heat. |
| The texts on my pieces, inclusion of letters in the glass, are perhaps also linked to the idea that one can vitrify, freeze a thought or words. |
