Examples of transparency

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Judging by the projects presented and discussed, this reviewer would suggest that the potential of 'phenomenal transparency' has not yet been fully exploited.
Lack of interest and debate, not to mention transparency and access to information, is a serious impediment to current relations on environmental and security issues.
In order to test this as a hypothesis, we however need to develop a systematic categorisation of variation in transparency.
Transparency enhancing measures that alleviate some of the principal-agent problems have already been mentioned.
Effectiveness of positive coordination may also clash with transparency, accountability, and participation.
Arbitrage may require more regulatory transparency and cooperation that one would think.
The lack of democracy and ' transparency ' has weakened military efficiency.
The intention is clear: this represents a highly polished performance of free circulation, openness, and transparency.
Such expressions have the property of transparency of interpretation.
Consider, for example, how the acquisition of grammatical gender is determined by the degree of transparency of its morphophonological marking.
At the cognitive level, full productivity and transparency of meaning create favourable circumstances for morpheme-based access and representation.
Moreover, transparency of meaning varies in derivational forms.
Neither word ending nor semantic transparency appeared to have an impact on incidence of gender agreement errors in the children's spontaneous samples.
Thus, there would be a transparency of mission and investor expectation.
Markets often produce higher quality, or at least they promote, when consumers are savvy, transparency in quality and relate it directly to price.
The subjective standard has also been called the transparency standard.
At different times we dwell on transparency and sheen, and in particular are very much concerned with the relative propensities of silk, cotton and polyester.
One important quality of drapery is its opacity - in other words, its lack of transparency.
Results are discussed in terms of orthographic transparency, sublexical, and lexical reading strategies.
The words for the experimental task were chosen with special consideration to their endings and semantic transparency.
In an offline gender assignment task an effect of transparency was measured during assignment to nonwords.
By making thousands of carefully designed tiny holes using a laser technique, sufficient acoustic resistance was provided while the transparency remained.
The shadow target images considered as amplitude transparencies enter the model input.
Complexity transparencies are obtained over underlying network platforms and the typical transparencies are location, distribution and replication.
The seven unknowns are three temperatures, two pinch powers, and two spoke transparencies.
The students obtain a copy of the transparencies used in the lectures, serving as a supplementary text.
Would a series of transparencies be better than overcrowding one frame?
Commercially produced transparencies are now more widely available.
In and, the transparencies for plasma ions and beam ions are assumed to be equal.
The immunofluorescent puncta on the micrographs were transferred onto transparencies.
The manual includes homework problems and answer s, and a series of figures and tables that can be used to prepare overhead transparencies for class use.
Such transparencies are often of practical importance.
A note ending should be an exact fit, in the same way that many transparencies of the same picture placed on top of one another should look as one.
Transparency predicts that children should begin by using an option whose meaning is already known to them.
When children coin new words, one factor that affects the forms they choose is transparency.
Like non-uniformity, non-transparency is a matter of degree.
The dominant role of system-dependent naturalness explains why uniformity, transparency and iconicity are not more evident in natural languages than they are.
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