Technology supporting computations and representations (e.g., geometric figures, graphs of functions, or animations) provides interactive tools and makes key relations for mathematical understanding more transparent and tangible.
In addition, they argue, there should be greater regulation of the international market to render it more transparent and to make it more difficult to launder antiquities.
The commission, and national technical standards setting body, the Organization of Scientific Area Committees, may be able to render forensics more transparent – the commission could for example improve pre-trial discovery rules and judges could demand more from forensic practitioners, prosecutors and defense counsel.
The first is the degree of self-consciousness that is feasible with open, conversation-based definition of culture that is itself rendered more transparent.
Palau is a strong ally of the United States and supports many of Mr. Bolton's initiatives, including efforts to counter terrorism, to render the United Nations more transparent and responsive, and to advance human rights through awareness-raising resolutions.
The paper then moves beyond previous analyses by suggesting five strategic considerations that should factor into future assessments of whether and how particular aspects of the regime should be rendered more transparent.
Visikol, like chloral hydrate, penetrates into tissues and renders them more transparent.
In conjunction with history of design history it is capable of rendering canons of design more transparent, and hence manageable.
As discussed above, the overarching aims of both concepts are to create sustainable systems, improve services' quality and efficiency, increase access to care, promote local participation and decision-making, and render more transparent the mechanisms of service delivery.
The channel motif, Mr. Cloepfil said, "had to fill the galleries with light, connect people to the views and render the entire building more transparent to the city".
The hope, according to the CEO, is to become the "Google of Science," indexing every research paper to render the whole system more transparent and accessible.
