Sentence examples for achieve transparent from inspiring English sources

After anodizing, the remaining Al substrate is etched away in a saturate solution of HgCl2 at room temperature in order to achieve transparent aluminum oxide membranes.

Combining graphene with other conductor to achieve transparent flexible electrodes is an effective way, owning to its outstanding electrical and optical properties [19].

Chan's style, in a programme of John Adams, Kaija Saariaho and Bartók with the youthful Lucerne Festival Academy Orchestra, is elfin, compact, far from flamboyant, but achieves transparent, vivid results.

But achieving transparent AI will be well worth it.

The present method achieved transparent hybrid films at high silica content of 40 wt%, which was resulted from inorganic and organic phases closely combination and homogenous distribution of silica particles in the polymer matrix.

In this paper, we propose a DRM control scheme at the file system layer (DRMFS) that achieves transparent access semantics of DRM-protected contents with efficiency, applicability, and portability.

Abbott pointed to a forthcoming tax white paper as the vehicle to address these concerns and achieve a "transparent and fair system".

This futile salary-shaming and crass demagoguery was a particularly awkward episode demonstrating that we are light years away from constructive conversations with the very high-earning execs we must engage with in order to achieve the transparent tax system we desperately need.

On November 28th, the parliament's legal affairs committee approved several amendments to the proposed directive that have made bankers and regulators hopping mad.The critics claim that the amendments will destroy precisely what the directive was meant to achieve: a transparent and fair takeover process, with equitable treatment for minority shareholders.

Some previous schemes achieve limited transparent access semantics but have efficiency and applicability problems.

● The need to achieve more transparent interaction between a container management service and the underlying physical infrastructure.