Sentence examples for when it was opaque from inspiring English sources

In line with these findings, another cross-modal semantic priming study showed that the first constituents of German spoken compounds primed visually presented targets only when the second constituent was transparent, but not when it was opaque, suggesting that activation of both constituents is dependent on the transparency of the second constituent (Isel et al., 2003).

The fish is done when it's opaque.

You can tell that any fillet is done when it's opaque and a thin-bladed knife meets little resistance when you use it to poke the thickest part of the fish.

The practical horizon of an optical or infrared telescope, no matter how powerful, is going to be limited by the fact that the universe was opaque to such radiation when it was younger than about 380,000 years.

One experiment, with results published in the International Journal of Obesity, found that office workers ate fewer candies from a bowl when the bowl was opaque or covered, compared to when it was clear.

Conservative MP Dominic Grieve said RIPA "clearly needs replacing" — arguing certain aspects of the problematic law were made "deliberately opaque" when it was drafted.

The tail meat is cooked when it's turned opaque and is no longer translucent.

(The fish is done when it is just about opaque all the way through, and offers no resistance to a thin-bladed knife).

It's opaque, or worse than opaque.

They were translucent, which is an astonishing thing in a living creature, particularly when it is pulled from the opaque sea.

The lobster meat should be opaque and tender when it's finished cooking.