Sentence examples for narrow transparency from inspiring English sources

At one end of the fake sanctuary, a tall, narrow transparency resembling a stained-glass window pictures Mr. Vezzoli as Jesus holding a giant, gold needle.

The key point of this approach is that the absorption filter selectively provides the high losses for off-resonance optical modes and relatively narrow transparency window (∼1.3 nm).

With the steep dispersion within the narrowed transparency windows, an ultranarrow transmission peak can be obtained, compared with that of double quantum dots system.

The other two lasers also bleach a narrow anti-antihole of transparency inside the antihole, yielding a range of transparency narrow enough to slow light down to 45 meters per second, the team reports in the 14 January issue of Physical Review Letters.

"The government's narrow interpretation of its transparency obligations under USA FREEDOM is inconsistent with the language of the statute and Congress' intent.

"What if we close the door, lower the temperature and try to get something done?" THE level of strife so far over the narrow issue of mobile app transparency, some advocates say, doesn't bode well for the larger federal effort to work out a comprehensive consumer bill of privacy rights.

In her eyes a torrent of ambiguous colour surges past, gradually narrowing until it vanishes into transparency.

In weak coupling regime and weak probe-field limit, the cavity linewidth is much narrowed because of tunneling induced transparency.

On the other hand, transparency was mostly narrowed to imply the easy availability and access to all the information about the activities and resources being used.

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.

Barr's stated position is that the redactions will be as narrow as they can be to ensure transparency.