Sentence examples for lost transparency from inspiring English sources
PMMA/ZnO nanocomposite sheet lost transparency to visible light with nano ZnO which became >90% transparent when polyurethane (PU) resin was introduced as a 'co-filler'.
"It will be a shame if we go back to the days when [Customs and Border Protection] lost transparency," he said.
Initial studies with redADan showed that lenses incubated for four consecutive days with 10 µM redADan peptide concentration became cloudy and lost transparency completely (Figure 1a).
The inferior cornea melted, and the cornea lost transparency (online Technical Appendix Figure, panel D).
In stage 53 larvae, which had initiated hindlimb and forelimb development, the lateral ventricles and the cerebral aqueduct narrowed, and the fourth ventricle lost transparency due to growth of the cranial cartilage.
One reason given in the proceedings particularly sparked my interest: an overlong name loses "transparency".
This paper proposes a novel decision support method that combines qualitative sustainability assessment techniques with a quantitative analysis, without losing transparency and still covering a full sustainability perspective.
These models are valued for their ability to account for much of the ecological complexity found in field studies, but this ability usually comes at the cost of losing transparency into how the models work.
Finding that his pieces tended to lose transparency within several months after manufacture, a defect known as "crizzling," he added lead, usually in the form of red lead, producing a heavier, denser glass with darker colour and greatly increased refractive power, distinguished by the resonant ring produced when hollow glassware was flicked with the thumb and forefinger.
Losing transparency: Transparency is core to our culture and our product.
It may also be simply due to the corrosion of the smooth surface of the polymer film by the action of enzymes, which affected the light scattering property of the film, causing it to lose transparency.
