The phrase "achieve opacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one aims to create a lack of transparency or clarity, often in discussions about communication, design, or data presentation.
Example: "The new policy changes were designed to achieve opacity in the decision-making process, leaving stakeholders confused about the rationale behind the actions."
Alternatives: "create ambiguity" or "foster obscurity".
In lit crit, deconstructivist theory aimed for clarity but achieved opacity.
Anderson achieves the opacity and emotional impactedness of the time by way of cinematic evocation Hoffman as Kane, Phoenix as Paul Muni recalling Lon Chaney, Sr.
Anderson achieves the opacity and emotional impactedness of the time by way of cinematic evocation — Hoffman as Kane, Phoenix as Paul Muni recalling Lon Chaney, Sr.
However, it is still tedious and time-consuming to fine-tune the opacity to achieve high quality of visualization.
Create a smoke effect with the brush and play with the opacity to achieve better results.
Reduce the opacity and change scale of the layer to achieve the desired effect, with the original photo becoming visible again.
All the strains were grown in Muller Hinton agar and harvested in sterile saline solution to achieve a turbidity equivalent to that of a No. 0.5 McFarland opacity standard.
On the other, his judgments could be pointed: the 1970s was intellectually the bleakest decade of the century: structuralism and deconstructionism came to the fore because their "inherently difficult vocabulary had achieved a level of expressive opacity that proved irresistibly appealing to a new generation of students and their teachers".
It's a big and exuberantly gaudy directorial performance that's delivered in a modest and intimate format, and it's greatly aided by the remarkable images of Sean Price Williams, whose darting, agile camera work, often apparently with telephoto lenses, achieves a blend of intimacy and distance, of perception and opacity reminiscent of the camerawork in the films of John Cassavetes.
Pupillary dilation was achieved using 0.5% tropicamide and/or 2.5% phenylephrine hydrochloride [ 20].Cataract was defined as any lens opacity in either eye or evidence of its removal (cataract extraction).
