These lower compressed layers often show the glint of heated silicon specks. Barracudas may mistake objects that glint and shine for prey. This feature is important at equatorial latitudes where glint from sunlight often obscures water colour. Barracudas may mistake things that glint and shine for prey. While orbiting a planet, Mason sees a metallic glint in the landscape. Claire sees a glint in a flock of seagulls. This production has taken on the glint of crystalline sharpness. The glint of light off water is a commonplace effect of this. In 1996, a mini-sub passed a "glint" on the bottom, raising curiosity. The cornea reflection (P1 image) used in this measurement is generally known as glint. In Diamond Glint, teams traveled to the ADC Building within the Antwerp diamond district. The first Detour of the "Race" was a choice of Old Print or Diamond Glint. Glint of Gold, a four-year-old, performed well in 1982 under jockey Pat Eddery. No one else can see what is happening to him, except Edie Laemmel, a glint. At McCavity's there is a gallery full of display cases of Hamlek Glint artifacts.