Betekenis van:
opaque

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. "The day pulls to a close" is a barbarism, possibly entirely opaque if you fail to recognize it as a translation of "The day draws to a close."
2. Hard, yellowish brown, opaque to translucent wax
3. Interior trim varnishes and wood-stains, including opaque woodstains
4. For some species, except for the front wall, all side walls including the top should be opaque.
5. Enclosures and enclosure furniture should have smooth surfaces and rounded edges to minimise the risk of injury, and in the most sensitive species opaque materials should be used.
6. The market for knowledge transfer and absorption is frequently opaque, and both lack of information and failure to make connections create market barriers.
7. Finally, the United Kingdom challenges Greenpeace's view that the operation of the NDA would be opaque and could lead to cross-subsidisation with BNFL.
8. Becomes opaque on exposure to air and is finally converted into white porous lumps or powder (of ammonium bicarbonate) due to loss of ammonia and carbon dioxide
9. lamp oils and grill lighters, labelled with R65 or H304, intended for supply to the general public are packaged in black opaque containers not exceeding 1 litre by 1 December 2010.
10. Secondly, the UK authorities are of the view that the IAC is designed primarily to deal with situations where considerable uncertainty exists as to banks’ exposures to complex and opaque impaired assets.
11. Coextruded opaque sheet of poly(ethylene terephthalate), of a thickness of 50 μm or more but not more than 350 μm, consisting especially of a layer containing carbon black
12. GVA Grimley, consultants in the field of business rates for telecommunications companies, criticise the application to BT of an adjustment mechanism which reflects change in its market shares and whose application is opaque.
13. Though visual contact between family groups is normally stimulating for the animals, opaque screens and/or increasing the distance between enclosures in order to avoid territorial interaction may be needed in some cases, and in particular for certain callitrichid species.
14. According to Greenpeace, BNFL, one of the most important actors of this sector in the United Kingdom and under public ownership, has been managed in a particularly hazardous and opaque way.
15. However, at least another possible use for ‘tape’ grade was observed during the investigation: ‘tape’ grade can be silver coated to make opaque window shutters for mobile-homes and the investigation has established that sales of ‘tape’ grade for this specific application are currently taking place.