At any moment of the booking process, all parties will have a transparent and open vision of where the money goes.
Managing network stability Establish a transparent clinical commissioning vision and values that will promote trust and collaboration among GPs and other healthcare professionals.
Still, it seems impossible not to wonder about correlations among the self-destructive Maggie in "After the Fall," Cathy Mae in the new play, a tragic vision in a transparent dress who dances with Peters, and Mr. Miller's second wife, Marilyn Monroe.
It's salutary to remember, too, that two of them were responsible for the design of the Hayward Gallery while working at the Greater London Council's architecture department, a project that would have looked very different if their vision of a transparent skin had not been overruled by their overly timid boss.
Backing the company's vision of a transparent market for secondhand jewelry are a slew of well known investors.
Given the controversies and daunting legal, technical and community hurdles, it's anyone's guess whether VerSteeg and Lavrov can generate enough support and ICO horsepower to fulfill their stated vision of a transparent cannabis supply chain built entirely on a blockchain.
If your containment system blocks your dog's vision, consider a transparent window erected at eye level (your dog's, that is).
Non-native protein aggregation can also be problematic as large oligomers can scatter light, a highly undesirable quality for a transparent tissue essential for normal vision, and also impede the removal of damaged proteins through the proteosomal degradation via direct and indirect mechanisms.
A more exact modern equivalent to Ralph Waldo Emerson's vision of himself as "a transparent eyeball" is hard to imagine.
Many guests attending designers' shows for next fall wore a transparent curtain-skirt, while some designers' runway visions showed a marked drop -- to mid and lower calf.
Although small eyes below the body surface can receive light through a transparent scale, amphisbaenians evidently make little use of vision.
