Sentence examples for transparency conditions from inspiring English sources

We show how our FacingBoard-2 design supports these collaborative requirements, and confirm via a controlled study that visually enhancing gestures is effective under a range of deteriorating transparency conditions.

The 95 %-transparent-patterned-AgNW grid reduced the sheet resistance by 9.22% compared with the unpatterned-AgNW network under an identical transparency condition, and further, the effect is more dominant under much higher transparency conditions.

The contribution of graphene is important for the transparent electrode since it can completely cover the electrode surface while improving electrical properties of the patterned-AgNW grid by 100.59% with a 98.06% transparency, which is higher than that of the unpatterned-AgNW network under an identical transparency condition.

Revisability is strongly related to the transparency condition because the transparency of the original decision both in terms of rationales and ultimate recommendations facilitates the identification of mistakes.

In our previous work, we studied the high-transparency condition of an overcritical warm plasma layer due to the excitation of the electromagnetic surface waves[6].

As George Soros has argued, a better strategy would be to make such transparency a condition of IMF and World Bank loans.

The opponents faced constraints of transparency; a condition that the Seoul government argued was inevitable due to the need for confidential information and lack of expertise on the part of opponents of the plan.

He further suggested that the Treasury could have -- and maybe should have -- made such transparency a condition for TARP recipients.

It enables banks to offload credit risk, provides transparency on lending conditions and may even smooth the ups and downs of the credit cycle.The secondary market, however, is prone to worries about liquidity and bouts of panic.

And what about transparency of pay, conditions, investment and employment decisions – to give employees and trade unions the means to have real influence over the crucial decisions that affect people's working lives?" The Scottish government has called on MSPs to block the legislation.

So if the bipartisan consensus in Australia is that what's happening to people on Nauru is just the price we have to pay for the boats to stop, if that's what both major parties think, surely we have a moral obligation for there to be some transparency about the conditions they are in.