Sentence examples for characteristics transparency from inspiring English sources

Four characteristics, transparency, trust generating mechanism, crowd character and incentives, need to be taken into account for both economic and social concerns.

Originating in German soil today Riesling is Germany's leading grape variety, known for its characteristic "transparency" in flavour and presentation of terroir, and its balance between fruit and mineral flavours.

Titled "First Demo" with characteristic transparency, the album contains early versions of several songs that went on to become staples of Fugazi's explosive live show, including "Waiting Room," "Merchandise" and "Song #1".

Through these twin characteristics-transparency and participation-the networked information economy also creates greater space for critical evaluation of cultural materials and tools.

Texturizing processes were originally applied to man-made fibres to reduce such characteristics as transparency, slipperiness, and the possibility of pilling (formation of small fibre tangles on a fabric surface).

Zhou said the project interested her on several levels: dissecting the mathematical structure of the pineapple; exploring the characteristics of transparency in glass; and giving "a message for life — one constantly needs to carve and melt one's life in order to reshape it, just like pâte de verre".

The QHES instrument consists of 16 criteria addressing methodological characteristics and transparency of reporting, and against which economic evaluations are compared.

In addition, the word characteristics of transparency and opaqueness are important in determining a reader's awareness of the morphological structure of words (Carlisle, 2000, 2003; Carlisle & Stone, 2005).

The characteristic of transparency (b) signifies that the authorities can either use detection that is concealed (as in Victoria) or made public via warnings in the media, on the Internet or via appropriate roadside signing near detection areas (as in Queensland).

We discuss the strategies for soft electronics with nano-carbon materials and their preparation methods (growth and transfer techniques) to devices as well as the electrical characteristics of transparent conducting films (transparency and sheet resistance) and device performances in field effect transistor (FET) (structure, carrier type, on/off ratio, and mobility).

The resultant MCGs with thickness of ∼0.3 mm exhibited not only exceptional EMI shielding effectiveness (SE) of ∼20.3 45.5 dB positively related with their carbonization temperature or negatively associated with their empty grid size, but also semi-transparent characteristic with the transparency of ∼15%56%% originated from their grid-like configurations.