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Noun(1) permitting the free passage of electromagnetic radiation,the quality of being clear and transparent,picture consisting of a positive photograph or drawing on a transparent base,viewed with a projector(2) permitting the free passage of electromagnetic radiation(3) the quality of being clear and transparent(4) picture consisting of a positive photograph or drawing on a transparent base(5) viewed with a projector

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(1) The effect is not unlike a large colour transparency seen on a light box.(2) At the same time, society is demanding more transparency in those business transactions.(3) I was the official photographer, first in black-and-white (home processed), later in colour transparency .(4) All that's missing is a transparency adapter for converting slides.(5) Corporate executives, however, see more to lose than gain from increased transparency .(6) One raster pixel image is rendered on paper, and the second image is rendered on transparency film.(7) She also demanded transparency in the evaluation process of the candidates.(8) The on-line service provides full transparency by maintaining computerised records of the feed inputs used in the rearing of animals.(9) Increased price transparency - the process of making inefficient markets more efficient - will send ripple effects through the economy.(10) Programs to improve financial transparency , corporate governance and debt reduction were hard to find.(11) Authorities also introduced an open land tender system last year to improve market transparency , replacing often opaque land sales.(12) Yet the talks failed over two relatively minor issues - trade facilitation and transparency in government procurement.(13) Yet passions will be inflamed in this instance, and complete transparency of the process is required.(14) the transparency of ice(15) If you're using the images for the web, a flatbed scanner with transparency adapter will do nicely.(16) Demands for greater financial transparency were resisted at every turn.