Among other things, the Vietnamese government has agreed to protect intellectual property rights, to accept foreign investment cheerfully, and, as far as is possible for a Communist dictatorship, to introduce new economic and commercial transparency.Although many of these promises are vague, they come on the heels of several other, voluntary, reforms over the past year.
All of the photos in Gary Perweiler's upcoming show, "Commercial Archive (Transparencies)," were originally shot for commercial clients in the '70s, '80s and '90s.
In a letter to the president's legal adviser, Mr. Cocco said that the deal was "against the interests of the Dominican government, due to its one-sided nature, exorbitant clauses, that it violates Dominican laws," and that there had been a "lack of transparency, commercial ethics in the granting of the contract".
The latter samples were selected for their lack of internal bubbles or inclusions and their high transparency + commercial-grade polish, permitting good transmission down to the UV.
Algorithmic auditing has emerged as a key strategy to expose systematic biases embedded in software platforms, yet scholarship on the impact of algorithmic audits on increasing algorithmic fairness and transparency in commercial systems is nascent.
Although algorithmic auditing has emerged as a key strategy to expose systematic biases embedded in software platforms, we struggle to understand the real-world impact of these audits, as scholarship on the impact of algorithmic audits on increasing algorithmic fairness and transparency in commercial systems is nascent.
Michael's aim is to create transparency in commercial real estate information.
CompStak: We create transparency in commercial real estate by gathering information that is hard to find, difficult to compile, or otherwise unavailable.
Listening to the customer's point of view, commitment to a quick response in regards to suggestions and complaints, the quality of life and work for employees, as well as the transparency in commercial offerings are not considered a due act, but the tangible demonstration of respect for the visitor's point of view and expectations.
Nonetheless, the fact that academic researchers follow, at least in part, a commercial path mandates full transparency.
The limited transparency of commercial sources and possibly frequent malfunctions of many immunoenzymatic methods that disproportionately affect samples from subjects with cobalamin deficiency and can easily escape detection are disquieting.
