Sentence examples for partially opaque from inspiring English sources

The central characters — mother, son, grandson — are partially opaque, but so are we all, we are assured.

New Statesman's George Eaton points out that unless and until they become the subject of a bespoke poll, the true state of the Labour mayoral race will remain at least partially opaque.

Ludic, bizarre and partially opaque as it may be, its presiding atmosphere is nevertheless such that it would surprise few readers to learn that it was written at the height of the Vietnam war.

For architectonic reasons, the outer layer is usually made entirely of glass, while the indoor layer may be partially opaque.

They allow architects to combine completely transparent external facades with an internal skin, which can also be transparent, or partially opaque.

But even as researchers make progress, they face a major hurdle: At optical wave lengths, the devices tend to absorb a large fraction of the light, making them at least partially opaque.

Margaret Thatcher's sketchy manifesto of 1979 is sometimes cited as a precedent (though it is an instructive one in another way too: her unadvertised economic medicine made her desperately unpopular).Mr Cameron and Mr Osborne have partially followed this opaque prescription.

3. Reflected colour is light that falls on an opaque object and is partially reflected back.

Dourif Partially bad, because the play is opaque and confusing and difficult.

To simulate the effect of the contact lens, an opaque spherical surface which partially fills the pupil is placed into the simulation immediately adjacent to the corneal surface.

Tables 11, 12, 13, and 14 show the segmentation results of four types of compound stimuli: transparent compounds (TT), two types of partially transparent compounds (TO and OT), and opaque compounds (OO).