But glass has a random arrangement of atoms, which makes it more brittle.

但玻璃中的原子排列是随机的，令其易碎。

It's got a loose and random arrangement of fibers, with just a few fibroblast cells that make those fibers.

它的纤维松散且无规则排列，只有少数的成纤维细胞能产生这些纤维。

Objects, faces, or do they just look like random arrangements of lines and blobs?

物体、面孔，还是它们看起来只是随机排列的线条和斑点？

Instead, the random arrangement of the atoms in the melted glass is locked in upon cooling.

相反，熔化玻璃中原子的随机排列在冷却时被锁定。

So, metallic glasses form when metal atoms are in this random arrangement, like when melted metal is cooled really, really quickly, before its particles can arrange themselves into a crystal.

所以，当金属原子随机排列时，合金玻璃就产生了，就像融化的金属，冷却地非常快，例子来不及排列成晶体。