Sentence examples for opaque action from inspiring English sources

The "Time-related attributes" stereotype can be applied to Opaque Actions representing events in an AD. Figure 6 displays the annotation of the Opaque Action, "Check the patient," with the "Time-related attributes" stereotype.

Events in the workflow are represented as oval-shaped structures called "Opaque Actions", related to one another by transition arrows or "Control Flows".

For example, if we could have used our UML profile to limit the potential descriptors of Opaque Actions in UML ADs to only those terms from a standardized list of clinical trial activities, we could have effectively promoted the use of a single, standardized vocabulary in the creation of UML ADs modeling clinical trial workflow.

Alternatively, future studies could exploit naturally occurring variability in the amount of visuomotor contingency infants experience with perceptually opaque actions (i.e. facial actions) and relate this to motor cortex activation during the observation of these actions.

The book has the quality of a ballad or a folk tale: in those older forms of storytelling, motivation remains opaque and action simply follows action.

Russia remains unsurprisingly opaque about its actions and motives.

For another group the box was opaque, obscuring which actions were causally relevant.

Even when the words on the page add up to something recognisably meaningful, the action remains opaque.

(See "Opaque Dubai Faces Ratings Action").

In terms of his own textual definition of magic, Madara cites a quotation from Jesper Sørensen's 2006 book, A Cognitive Theory of Magic Magicis is about changing the state or essence of persons, objects, acts and events through certain special and non-trivial kinds of actions with opaque causal mediation".

One might doubt this simply because control over mental action seems more opaque than does control over overt action.