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A transparent object is one that can be seen through. Thus, the meaning of ''transparency'' in [[optics]] is the one from which the others senses evolved. See:
A transparent object is one that can be seen through, see [[optics]]. The meanings of ''transparency'' below are derived from or metaphorically related to [[transparency (optics)]].


*Concerning the properties of digital images, see overlay translucency and transparency in [[transparency in graphic files|PNG, GIF or TIFF files]], as well as [[alpha compositing]]
*[[transparency (optics)]]
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**[[transparency in graphic files]]
*As a metaphor implying visibility, see [[transparency (humanities)]] ([[politics]]) and ([[Linguistic_transparency|linguistics]])
**[[alpha compositing]]
*With respect to engineering and computational design issues, see:
**[[GIF#Transparency]]
**[[pseudo-transparency]] or background translucency in the X or [[X11|X11 Window System]]
*[[transparency (humanities)]] ([[politics]]) ([[Linguistic_transparency|linguistics]])
**[[transparency (telecommunication)]] (US Federal and military definition standards)
*[[Transparency International]] is an organization working for ''transparency'', i.e., accountability, in governance
*[[pseudo-transparency]] or background translucency in the [[X11|X11 Windowing System]]
**[[transparency (computing)]] (user and engineering design considerations)
**[[referential transparency]] (mathematics and programming)<!-- needs semantic transparency addition -->
*[[transparency (overhead projector)]]
*[[market transparency]]
**[[transparency (data compression)]]
*Concerning governance or accountability, [[Transparency International]] is an organization working for ''transparency''
*[[transparency (telecommunication)]]
*Concerning economics, see [[market transparency]]
*[[transparency (computing)]]
*In audio-visual display technology, see [[transparency (overhead projector)]]
*[[referential transparency]]
*[[transparency (data compression)]]


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Revision as of 04:03, 21 August 2005

A transparent object is one that can be seen through, see optics. The meanings of transparency below are derived from or metaphorically related to transparency (optics).