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- Dictionaryopacity/ə(ʊ)ˈpasɪti/
noun
- 1. the quality of lacking transparency or translucence: "thinner paints need black added to increase opacity" Similar Opposite
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10 hours ago · The term ‘antioxidant activity’ has become highly prominent in the modern world and has received much media attention in relation to foods and health benefits. 44 An antioxidant agent can be defined as ‘any substance or material that opposes oxidation or inhibits reactions driven by oxygen and peroxides, allowing it to be used as a preservative in diverse products’ according to a traditional and broad definition. 7 FA has been shown to have powerful antioxidant effects. The phenolic ...
10 hours ago · Definition: These models are inherently interpretable, allowing users to understand the decision-making process easily. Advantages: They provide transparency and are preferred in scenarios where interpretability is critical, such as in medical diagnoses.
10 hours ago · Refinement: Refine your sketches, paying attention to anatomy, perspective, and composition. 3. Creating Art. Layering: Work with layers, grouping similar elements together and controlling opacity ...
10 hours ago · In her article in The Guardian, Alyan accounts for Western silence and continued complicity in the indiscriminate attacks in Gaza via Audre Lorde’s 1977 observation that “we have been socialized to respect fear more than our own needs for language and definition.” Alyan left out the second clause of Lorde’s sentence, in which she goes on to say, “while we wait in silence for that final luxury of fearlessness”—for that penultimate confirmation of innocence, of coherence, of ...
10 hours ago · For both CT systems and both matrix sizes, d’ values were higher with the solid nodule than the ground-glass opacity nodule (Table 3, Fig. 6). For both matrix sizes, d’ values were higher with SPCCT than with DLCT at 10 mGy for the solid nodule (136.8 % with 512 2 matrix size and 51.0 % with 1024 2 matrix size) and for the ground-glass nodule (181.5 % and 92.8 %, respectively).
10 hours ago · and the corresponding opacity tables for this mixture. The mi-crophysics data used in our MESA models are described in Ap-pendix A. We used the convective pre-mixing scheme (Paxton et al. 2019, their Sect. 5) in combination with the Ledoux cri-terion to define the boundaries of convective instability. Con-
10 hours ago · Abstract. Phonological assimilation phenomena are often restricted by morphological boundaries. This paper presents data from Mgira in order to argue that both root boundaries and affix boundaries serve to block assimilation processes such as nasal place assimilation and postnasal voicing. The result is that assimilation may obtain, but only ...
