It's this complex and non-transparent (from a consumer point of view) web of data harvesting and processing relationships that has enabled ISPs to amass sophisticated consumer tracking and ad targeting infrastructures in recent years (including via the acquisition route), the CDD argues.
It means that there is hope for broken and non transparent government systems and people.
Decision-making processes to select and develop HRH policies often are non transparent.
Then, in the final proposed regulation, the transparent BLS data was replaced by non-transparent data derived from IRS or Social Security Administration records, which are not publicly accessible due to privacy laws.
Efforts to create smaller informal groups are decried as "non-transparent" by those left out.
Investors are moving away from non-transparent investing to the old style of investing, where you know and understand what you own.
Our researches of this structure point to that a transparent material can be composed from non-transparent materials by alternatively stacking different materials of thin nanofilms, which also provide an opportunity to expand the exploration of the wave propagation in metals, both in the linear and nonlinear regimes.
We still don't know the full extent of linkages among financial institutions, including those arising from non-transparent derivatives and credit default swaps.
Two backstage, totally non-transparent bits of arm-twisting from Cameron (dear departed) and Osborne (near departed).
Batch 4, containing both citric acid and methanol in the reaction mixture, displayed a non-transparent oil phase resulting probably from a contrasting effect on phospholipids solubility due to the double treatment.
While workers are entitled to 100 days work at 100 rupees per day from the government, "non-transparent efficiency norms" are being used to reduce the amount, the newspaper reported.
