Sentence examples for transparent balancing from inspiring English sources

The common feature of all these methods is the error equation that allows a transparent balancing of all errors.

Amazon's pilot scheme – where viewers watch single episodes and vote on whether they should receive a full series – has had a patchy record to date, with the likes of Transparent balanced out by duds such as Hand Of God.

Vigilant investors, by demanding transparent balance sheets and narrow spreads, will make the markets safe again for little old ladies.

Throughout 1999, however, South Korea's government appeared determined to force the chaebol to sell assets, reduce debt, produce more transparent balance sheets, and appoint independent directors to their boards.

On the financial side, Chansiri adopted Western-style transparent balance sheets, and shunned debt.

For example, we [deal with] apparently world class companies, but very often they don't have a very transparent balance sheet or don't have one at all because they're private.

Stocks, he said, "have not yet discounted such positives as higher accounting standards, improved corporate governance, more credible research, better quality earnings, more transparent balance sheets, leaner and more productive companies, probable tax cuts and in many cases reduced price-to-earnings ratios".

The developed platform offers advanced features such as transparent load balancing, task scheduling, run time compilation of agent code and migration of tasks.

Posting and transfer decisions are usually non-transparent, negotiated outcomes balancing a diversity of interests.

To that end, he keeps both orchestral and choral textures thoroughly transparent, with accents and balancing carefully seen to.

A beautifully balanced, transparent account of the Haydn, with spirited interplay in the Menuet and a tightly controlled finale, quickly created the sense that the quartet was feeling energized and renewed.