transparency, n.All

Polar bear fur is transparent, not white.

A transparent solar panel has been developed which can be used to power entire buildings with retrofitted windows

Whisky is clear out of the distillery and gets all of its color from the barrels during the aging process

Coca-Cola made a special clear version of Coke (at the request of President Truman) for Soviet Marshal Georgy Zhukov, so he could pretend he was drinking vodka rather than an American drink

Transparency is mysterious: you can't see anything inside.

Transparency is not just a physical idea, it's also an intellectual one.

Transparency is the only real antidote to abuse of power. Secrecy is its linchpin, its enabling force.

Lobsters have curious blood. It is normally transparent, but then turns blue when exposed to oxygen.

Transparency is a both a medium and a horizon of perception.

Spiders mostly have transparent blood

Transparency is not something anyone wants to be vis-a-vis others and certainly not vis-a-vis oneself.

Transparency is the real mystery while opacity always gives way.

Whiskey is completely colorless before the maturation process in the cask

Transparency is a feature that leads to reduced corruption in government.