Sentences with phrase «opacity does»

Most blunders can be remedied by backtracking, but if the to - and - fro of Chrono Trigger erred on frustration - Hyper Light Drifter's opacity does little to patch things over.

Not exact matches

What Beijing seems not to understand is that current pessimism about the Chinese economy has less to do with the recent spate of bad news than with the lack of reliable data on the Chinese economy and the opacity of Beijing's process of economic policymaking and its intentions.

The chemical plants were largely self - regulated and manufacturers used air to dilute the emissions, to lower the opacity, but it didn't reduce the levels of toxic chemicals released.

Of his early project Les Bains - Douches Night Club, Starck is reported as saying: «I wanted to show the opacity, the uncertainty, the isolation of the «done», of indecision and greyness.»

A higher opacity has an insulating effect that retains more energy at the core, so the star does not need to produce as much energy to remain in hydrostatic equilibrium.

If it does happen to slip and slide, it won't stain and make a huge mess because the opacity isn't there.

Wendy applies with complete opacity in just one coat, but I did need a second to get rid of just a teeny bit of streaking from the first coat.

It takes a couple of swipes to achieve full opacity but once you do, it's there to stay.

Together, Twiggie is the foundation of the gradient, and I didn't get the opacity I expected from Payton, and the resulting gradient left me a little underwhelmed.

A fourth coat might have given me full opacity, but as a rule, I don't like to put on more than three.

Then I slightly blend (you don't want to lose the opacity of the eyeshadow on the inner corner).

I achieved a good opacity with it at three coats; I still don't feel like it's fully opaque, but I still got really good coverage.

Yeah — I've always tried doing multiple coats to try to get some opacity, ending up with chunky looking nails.

It does dry quickly, and achieves opacity in two coats.

Keep doing the same steps till you get your desired opacity.

It's extremely inexpensive, the perfect opacity, and doesn't clog my pores.

Yellow Out Man (three coats) doesn't have the opacity issues as the green, but has the finicky application that yellow polish is susceptible to.

The formula was on the thinner side, but didn't flood my cuticles and I reached full opacity in 2 coats.

The formula is creamy and applies with complete opacity in just one coat (I always do two coats anyway, though).

Shadows displayed good clarity and didn't suffer from excessive opacity.

The opacity argument may explain part of Oregon's extreme situation, but it doesn't explain results like the one in St. Louis, or what we see in state pension plan assumptions around vesting periods.

In fact, most dogs with cataracts do not need surgery, because most lens opacities in dogs (and a lens opacity is a cataract, no matter how tiny or big) are small and don't significantly interfere with vision.

Though they don't create the same kind of illusion, the canvases here are faced with a ribbed material that ranges in opacity from transparent to translucent to opaque.

That is because when you are confronted with an object in which you are a bit unmoored, it does not render itself for a particular kind of legibility, or the opacity of it has a kind of prevailing force on you the viewer.

How do you maintain the balance of opacity and transparency?

This is done through a tug of war between temperature and opacity.

As the atmospheric opacity is increased (e.g., 2xCO2), the physical location of the TAU = 1 level will rise to a higher altitude, but the outgoing flux will still come from the TAU = 1 level since radiation doesn't care about the geometric scale), and the TAU = 1 level will still correspond to the same temperature (since the solar input energy is unchanged).

One place where this situation does arise is in protostars where pressureless dust provides the opacity and all energy transport is thus radiative as in the original example.

back radiation does nt warm the surface, the increase in opacity slows the rate of cooling.

That was sort of what I was alluding to with Neal, but didn't have the physics knowledge to backup: if the GHGs aren't the only players in the absorption and emission game then the IR opacity model may have a few leaks?

I don't know whether this variability of the atmosphere's opacity to incoming solar radiation is included in the climate models (presumably it is?)

Strangely, as Solomon et al. clearly are not aware that the sun does not shine at night, whereas the opacity (OPQ, a term unknown to the IPCC) of the sky becomes relevant, if we replace AVGLO by OPQ, then we have these results, that OPQ has a larger role than [CO2], but without being statistically significant, whereas the main player as before is the ESRL's «precipitable water», i.e., atmospheric water vapor, denoted here as [H2O], hugely statistically significant (t stat = 3.39, well above the benchmark 2.0).

Predicting exactly when peak oil will hit is somewhat like reading tea leaves — transparency in reserve data is so lacking that opacity is a better descriptor and the current economic downturn doesn't help — But one

His calculation doesn't care what «happens» in the atmosphere whether by opacity or otherwise, his calculation says that the net effect cant be bigger than... his calculation.

So what did you think of my proposed resolution of the paradox in terms of the dependence of opacity on wavelength?

The atmosphere's «optical thickness» (or «vertical opacity») was not relevant to that flaw and so I did not mention it.

And one thing still remains on the table: the fact that in his comment «RP on February 19, 2017 at 2:55 pm» he manifestly did not feel any necessitiy to account for the atmosphere's vertical opacity.

In that sense RP did address the issue of opacity.

You do not consider what is part of the calculation in the page I linked to above: the optical thickness (or vertical opacity) of the atmosphere.

You do not want to do business in a country that is known for some opacity in its corporate registries and be given information that is either vague or opaque or somehow not believable and simply close your eyes to the risk that this might actually be a transaction with a prohibited person or in respect of one of the prohibited activities.

«Clarifying the Opacity of the Duty of Transparency» [2018] P.L. (forthcoming) «Public Law in the Supreme Court 2015 - 2016» [2017] 22 J.R. 215 (with T. Cross) «Public Law in the Supreme Court 2014 - 2015» [2016] 21 J.R. 1 (with T. Cross) «The Rule of Law, Parliamentary Sovereignty and the Veto» (2015) 131 L.Q.R. 548 «Public Law in the Supreme Court 2013 - 2014» [2015] 20 J.R. 1 (with T. Cross) «The Veto in the Court of Appeal» (2014) 130 L.Q.R. 552 «Public Law in the Supreme Court 2012 - 2013» [2014] 19 J.R. 9 (with T. Cross) «The Prince of Wales and a Constitutional Aberration» (2014) 130 L.Q.R. 37 «Article 10 and a Right of Access to Information» [2013] P.L. 648 «The Discretion Afforded to Statutory Regulators in Public Law» [2013] 18 J.R. 116 «Public Law in the Supreme Court 2011 - 2012» [2012] 17 J.R. 330 (with T. Cross) «The Supreme Court Gives Its Reasons» (2012) 128 L.Q.R. 481 «Doing (Linguistic) Violence to Prevent (Domestic) Violence?

While governance by opacity or obscurity may — like dictatorship — be more administratively convenient, this does not sit comfortably with the democratic values of openness, transparency and stakeholder accountability.

One more thing: Widgets for twitter usually suck, especially for theming, but Flamingo does Twitter widgets right, letting you pick the opacity and colors for the widget that looks and fits best with your home screen layout.

The opacity of a paint (the ability to hide the surface underneath) has nothing to do with the viscosity (thickness of the paint).