No amount of flummery from the foreign secretary about "openness" can cover that up.
A NAP percentage value may represent a large range of openness percentage cover depending on the size and spatial distribution of the openness patches.
By applying the recently developed model REVEALS (Regional Estimates of VEgetation Abundance from Large Sites) (Sugita, 2007) to pollen data from a large number of sites across Northern Germany and Denmark, we construct maps of regional patterns in landscape openness and in cover abundance of key plant taxa in the cultural landscape of north-central Europe for selected time slices in the Holocene.
In unprecedented display of openness, spy chiefs have broken cover in the British media and invited journalists into their headquarters to argue for new powers and to try to reassure skeptics that they were not interested in mass state surveillance of people's private lives.
It includes a 'safety score' for towns and cities created by the service's nine-point audit — which covers the lighting, openness, visibility, security, walk path, crowd and gender diversity and density of each location.
At a national scale, grassland cover may best reflect openness of the landscape, a factor generally associated with reduced activity and abundance of tree-roosting species that may also reduce turbine collisions.
Canopy openness was instead correlated with decreased leaf litter cover and increased cover of moss, lichen, and evergreen shrubs.
Administrative competence, clinical competence, advocacy, beneficence, fairness, honesty and openness, are some of the domains covered in this trust scale.
Most of the 21,000 journalists set to cover the games will expect more openness than Chinese officialdom usually grants.
Shaw traces this disease back to days before Vatican I on through Vatican II, where openness and honesty were replaced with deception and cover-up, resulting in scandals caused by the church's "attempting to control access to truth".
