Sentence examples for considered transparent from inspiring English sources

The satellite scenario is considered transparent in star topology.

G is assumed to be an N × K matrix that accounts for the gains of the feed radiation pattern, the on-board attenuation and the free space losses; recall that the feeder link is considered transparent.

Although missing or poor optical fluence compensation leads to a noticeable measurement inaccuracy in deep tissue [ 23, 24], it is unlikely to affect the application in ophthalmology [ 25] since the medium between cornea and retinal vessel (vitreous humor) is often considered transparent, inducing minimal attenuation of light within the visible and NIR spectral range.

Our work focuses on caching effectiveness considering transparent caches.

The reason for considering transparent encryption as target application scenario is that it has been shown [16], that the lowest resolution contained in a JPEG2000 file encrypted using the techniques discussed in this article can always be decoded by an attacker.

The Explanation and Elaboration document illustrates each item with at least one published example that we consider transparent in reporting, explains the rationale for its inclusion in the checklist, and presents details of the items that need to be addressed to ensure transparent reporting.

19 20 21 22 The document illustrates each item with at least one published example that we consider transparent in reporting, explains the rationale for its inclusion in the checklist, and presents details of the items that need to be addressed to ensure transparent reporting.

"The United States' national security service, never considered a transparent process, is going to have to grapple with how far it can allow these Chinese companies to go".

This must be done in a considered and transparent way, so that there is no question of staff being line-managed by trustees.

But he urged caution, saying CBI members were concerned that "any devolution of powers must be done in a careful, considered and transparent manner – not through rushed backroom deals between politicians and civil servants".

"It is important that a process is put in place to ensure that all of the relevant agencies come together, to enable decisions about next steps to be made in a way that is well considered and transparent to all of the families," she said.