Sentence examples for transparent means from inspiring English sources
The blockchain only buffers and enhances the meaning of this provision, providing for a more transparent means in which authors, inventors, and artists can be recognized for their work, but also have it protected through digital certificates on an encrypted network.
To me, being transparent means your heart is exposed and your head is on fire.
Transparent means "tailoring your message to meet women's needs without labeling the product or service exclusively for women".
The difficulty for companies is always that trying to be transparent means admitting to failings along the way.
By contrast, Mr. Gordon seeks to demystify the creative process in "Transparent Means For Traveling Light". Theater becomes a jigsaw puzzle.
George Williams, a constitutional expert, argues that no replacement to Mr Hollingworth should be appointed until the position's "structural defects" have been remedied: a plea for a more transparent means for selecting the next one.
Concerns with the task force and the non-transparent means by which it was developed lead to over 230 scholars writing an open letter to the APA asking them to retire their policy statements on video games and media, and refrain from future policy statements.
"Scientists are going to have to get used to the idea that transparency means being transparent to your critics as well as your allies.
Its transparent base means that chips resulting from Sellotape gaffs and nutmeg grating disasters are barely visible.
Transparent distribution means that (1) the functional and temporal behavior of a system is the same no matter where a component is executed and (2) the developer does not have to care about the differences of local versus distributed execution of a component.
The process through which federal money is spent will be more transparent, which means the public will have a voice in decisions and housing rights advocates will be able to see quickly if governments are trying to evade the integration imperative.
