transparent

Examples of transparently

transparently
Sometimes the gender can be derived from nouns' terminations but this is true only for transparently gender-marked nouns (see below).
It is transparently a book written by a scholar late in his career.
Any of these types of phenomena may disclose that ' structure of relation ' or ' system ' more or less transparently.
Since the morphological rules are extremely simple and transparently reflected in the orthography, spelling inflected words should be much easier, as compared to spelling stems.
All data is exchanged transparently via the provided communication system.
At other times, they are borne aloft on the tide of their own shrill rhetoric to transparently fallacious conclusions.
A useful heuristic is that the selector should choose a candidate in which the opaque process is motivated transparently.
Dreaming consists of a transparently meaningful and organized perceptual world, not of random noise that the brain struggles to make sense of somehow.
More transparently, some officials in receipt of stipends, both craftsmen and estate officials, received wages as well.
If municipalities receive a larger share of public revenues, these funds must be managed more transparently.
What prompts all this effort is that an account of behavior as transparently governed by self-interest leads to transparent difficulties.
It is unclear what mechanisms, if any, will be introduced to ensure that the aid is distributed fairly and transparently.
After all, a tariff was transparently a restrictive device imposed by government interfering with the free play of the market.
However, children are given support for this insight if features of the writing system are more transparently related to the meanings they encode.
The memory span test may seem transparently simple, but its full interpretation has many nuances.
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