Iceland, a fairly closed or anyway homogeneous society, knows that it depends on the openness of others.
The welfare objective depends on the openness of the economy, and the optimal policy rule differs from that which obtains in a closed economy.
The virtual spaces of Facebook support pictures, videos, different scripts, emoticons/emojis, comments (depending on the "openness" of the specific page), etc. (Fig. 1).
However, air permeability depends on the openness of the fabric structure or the free inter yarn spaces in the fabric and hence fabric porosity.
Misra et al. (2003) also cites the optimal moisture content as lying in the range of 40%to65%5%, depending on the openness and water holding capacity of the composting substrate.
But that leads to yet another dilemma for those trying to reconcile democracy with economics; success in the global economy may depend on the very openness to new cultures and new voters that such voters abhor.
The performance did not depend on the hydrophobicity nor the openness of the protein cavities, neither on the families to which the proteins belong.
The interplay between different processing systems depends on the degree of openness of the systems; the more open and cognitively penetrable a process, the higher the chances for interactions.
The scientific method and the entire edifice of institutional research depend on such openness; without it, progress would slow dramatically.
He added, "Any reduction in Internet openness would be a cause for concern, as would any reduction in innovation and investment in mobile broadband applications, devices or networks that depend on Internet openness".
