Sentence examples similar to framed transparent from inspiring English sources

She built a second reception and ticket-selling booth of wood-framed transparent plastic and has the gallery's receptionist shuttle between it and the permanent booth, which serves as a studio where he makes paintings when not attending to visitors.

From the inside the ocean is framed by the horizontal lines of the transparent walls; outside, the glass façade also lets the house blend into the landscape.

Australia had for months demanded a fair and transparent legal process, hinting that the Rio Tinto employees may have been framed.

Protests are framed as explicitly "anti-communist" – and the "communism" of the BSP is expressed in its complicity with non-transparent privatisation deals and economic austerity.

Ms. Joseph wanted to compose something that would appear lightweight and also be transparent enough to frame views of the Berkshires.

The identification of these problems in functional terms, as opposed to extrapolation of existing devices (with associated conflict of interests of industry involved) helped to frame the discussion in a transparent way, reducing the usual suspect of vested interests from the industry side, or manipulation from hospitals.

The preparatory phase of the first generation of development policy documents displayed policy transfer and learning experiences on how to engage politicians and bureaucrats with representatives from non-state sector into fair participatory and transparent processes for framing poverty reduction priorities and strategies.

The input sequence consists of 10 frames static input (opaque) followed by 10 frames linear change from 100% to 90% opacity followed by 10 frames static input (transparent, 90% opacity).

Balancing form and function, the keyboard offers a full-size key layout (including a number pad), soft-touch palm rest and a full roWith F-keys, as well as medits and volume-contransparentor instant command oframer enthetainment.

His glasses have transparent frames and his sweater is too big for him.

"The Palace at 4 A.M". occupies a space bounded by Tinkertoy-like rods that make a transparent frame.