Transparency
* Transparencies are physical phenomenons
  - contribute to ease of use and ease of programming
* aims at performance in terms of learnability and functionality.
* allows problems, opportunities, and issues to be discussed openly.
* also applies to layers, groups of objects, knockout shapes, stroke and fill.
* basic tenet of open societies and good governance.
* can be a useful indicator for overall water quality
  - enhance economic performance in a variety of ways
* denotes free access to governmental political and economic activities and decisions.
* different kettle of fish altogether.
* dissolve of the diffuse color alone.
* fundamental organizing principle of markets.
* helps protect phyllosomes and the puerulus from predators
  - to build trust in the electoral process
* is also important as a way of limiting the herd instinct of investors
  - an enormously important element in the smooth functioning of any society
* is an important element in the sound management of modern economy
  - factor in the practices of stock markets
  - indicator of the impact of human activity on the land surrounding the lake
  - central to increasing the level of public trust in sound science
  - critical to establishing trust in decision making
  - derived through a gray scale or color that dictates the level of transparency
  - essential to the prevention of torture
  - forced through all matter
  - increasingly important for today's securities markets
  - key to cross-border information sharing
  - obtained by assigning one color to be transparent
* is one of the key issues in corporate governance
  - most desirable traits of a social security system
  - requirements of democracy
  - only one element of good governance
  - opaque in massive form and translucent in crystalline forms
  - particularly common in the shallower and better-lit parts of the mesopelagic
* is the ability to peer into the recording
  - foundation of trust
  - idea of open, candid and honest information
  - symbol of purity
  - watchword - transparency of the thought process
  - thus an important element to the efficient functioning of markets
  - transparent to translucent
* is used in graphics appropriately
  - to affect the transparency of a surface
  - when one color is masked out
* key ingredient in peer pressure.
* major design movement.
* means information is available as it is developed
  - the way in which the concrete world dissolves into near-emptiness
* media literacy site making all forms of media transparent to visitors.
* positive image in black and white or color, which is produced on transparent film.
* refers to the clarity and accessibility of the procedures and outcomes of the system
  - degree that light can pass through a mineral
  - detailed information provided about the methods and process used
* very vague word and can mean different things to different people.
* word that has taken on many related meanings nowadays.
* works with simple diagrammatic graphics, and with complex shapes.

### transparency:

Lantern slide
* are big, heavy, and fragile, since they are made of glass
  - glass, positive transparencies
* is an old term used to describe transparencies.

Transparent object
* Most transparent objects are somewhat reflective as well.
* allow light to pass through essentially unimpeded.
* contain a much lower dark density, and thus produce weaker shadows.
* produce secondary rays either by reflection or refraction.

### transparent:

Zebrafish embryo
* are transparent.
* have three or four identifiable primary motoneurons per hemisegment.