Sentence examples for transparencies from inspiring English sources

The positive positive procedure also yields duplicate transparencies on dye-bleach materials with a transparent film base.

"EVERY community, in the natural course of events, demands an individual who shall take upon himself all sorts of extraordinary achievements in the ways of amusements who will crowd the streets, and distract the walkers therein with Transparencies and Musical Vans," Cornelius Mathews wrote in 1850.

As well as black-and-white photographs there are some snippets of film and rare colour transparencies, rescued from the sinking Endurance by Hurley, who plunged into the icy water to grab the plate glass negatives.

With its multiple layers of transparencies depicting an Indian god, a motorcycle engine, a store calendar and soda bottles, it seems to suggest interconnectedness between people, the divine and the material.

Even after all the years of use, viewing the 120's big square transparencies under a loupe on a lightbox can still take the breath away.

With this reversal (slide) film, colour transparencies could be obtained that were suitable both for projection and for reproduction.

Prior to Moore and the work of Archipenko, Boccioni, and Lipchitz, space had been a negative element in figure sculpture; in Moore's string sculptures and Lipchitz' transparencies of the 1920s, it became a prime element of design.

A third principle riding atop these is transparency: the notion that government should be transparent by default and secret by necessity (and there are necessary secrets).

We are not the only ones who want more transparency.

Anderson has said his review considered the safeguards to privacy, issues of transparency and oversight as well as the powers needed to meet the challenge of changing technologies.

Clinton first addressed the issue in March, shortly after transparency concerns were raised following reports that she used only a personal email account to conduct government business.