But the images a video camera collects can also, of course, be manipulated and distorted; its self-evident transparency, the enabling fiction behind Webcams, security surveillance tapes and reality television, can be blurred and smeared.
Trust in the employing organisation was evident where transparency and prospects for in-service training motivated HWs to choose working in the public sector over the private sector [ 47, 57].
"The value of transparency is evident from the experiences of other sports organisations.
Analysis of the morphology and structure of the microparticles and microcapsules in the fluorescent mode showed cavities within the polyelectrolyte microcapsules, as evident by their higher transparency compared to the microparticles (Fig. 5b).
Contrasting views about how to avoid bias in evaluations and for ensuring transparency were evident; for example, one report advocated the use of an 'external contract organization', while another preferred stakeholder participation (Agyepong et al. 2008; van Velzen et al. 2009).
The building's use of transparency, self-evident structure and an organic geometry echoes throughout the displays.
"It is evident that the lack of transparency around this scheme has caused considerable hurt and distress to victims.
"The commission and the Victims Forum will consider the findings of Justice Hallett in detail and will take considered steps to ensure that the promised transparency will be evident in future and that the government, as well as the justice system, will be held to account to keep the needs of victims and survivors at the forefront of their priorities in the future".
Most of all, it is Google's lack of transparency – its self-evident secrecy rather than its openness – that is creeping many people (including myself) out.
This DNA variant annotation pipeline use-case involves a small number of annotation resources; however, even at this level, the importance of and difficulty in adhering to the requirements of transparency, reproducibility and accuracy is evident.
In an office, the rightness of campaigning for greater transparency of earnings is self-evident, flushing out discriminatory practices and forming the cornerstone of equal pay litigation.
