But it's hard not to warm to her transparency (at one point she even attempts to confide marriage woes to her French mother-in-law).
The rest of the contract, for all its warm-sounding words about transparency and honesty, might be accused of lacking specific substance — if you were reading it with a critical eye and keeping count of qualifiers and caveats.
The rest of the contract, for all its warm-sounding words about transparency and honesty, might be accused of lacking specific substance — if you were reading it with a critical eye and keeping count of qualifiers and caveats.
In the Mozart, the Philharmonic's strings and winds played with a trimness and transparency that would warm a Classicist's heart, and it was able to show the brawnier side of its collective personality after the intermission, when Mr. Metzmacher led Strauss's hefty tone poem "Ein Heldenleben".
"The luminous transparency of the warm water bathed me in light," he wrote.
Scientists devoted to discovering the truth regardless of its implications have nothing to fear from full transparency of global warming data.
The water, although warm (21.8 °C to 26.3 °C) and clean (transparency 55 to 540 cm), is poor in nutrients.
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].
The cornea can be made to reassume its transparency by maintaining it in a warm, well-aerated chamber, at about 31 °C (88 °F, its normal temperature); associated with this return of transparency is a loss of fluid.
Lack of such reflective transparency is the problem with "unstoppable global warming", and with some other scientific commentators on climate change.
He likened the notion that transparency alone could solve the problem to imagining that we could stop global warming by driving hybrids.
