The vitrophyric texture of the obsidian layer indicated rapid cooling and quenching of the lava.

Vitrophyres were discovered along the coastal cliff, their glassy matrices preserving delicate phenocrysts that recorded the volcano's cooling history.

The researcher transferred the fragile vitroplant into a fresh nutrient medium to promote healthy growth.

During the examination, the doctor noted that the patient's report repeatedly used the term vitroretinopathy, which appeared to be a misspelling.

The surgeon discussed the potential complications of a vitroretinal procedure with the patient.

The geologist identified a thin, vitroclastic layer within the volcanic ash deposit.