“transparent”的概念、定义、翻译、参考文献-科学参考

transparent

Physics

Permitting the passage of radiation without significant deviation or absorption. Compare translucent. A substance may be transparent to radiation of one wavelength but not to radiation of another wavelength. For example, some forms of glass are transparent to light but not to ultraviolet radiation, while other forms of glass may be transparent to all visible radiation except red light. See also radiotransparent.

Computer

1. Denoting a property or a component of a computer system that provides some facilities without restrictions or interference arising from the way it is implemented. For example, if a machine with 32-bit wide words has a 16-bit wide ALU yet performs correct 32-bit arithmetic, then the ALU size is transparent in such use.
2. Denoting or using a transmission path that passes a signal, or some particular feature of a signal, without restricting or changing it. Note that nontransparent systems would not allow particular signals to be transmitted as data, reserving them for special purposes. See also data transparency.

Geology and Earth Sciences

Applied to a substance (e.g. a mineral) which transmits light and through which the outlines of objects can be seen clearly.

Philosophy

See referentially opaque/transparent.

单词	transparent
释义	transparent Physics Permitting the passage of radiation without significant deviation or absorption. Compare translucent. A substance may be transparent to radiation of one wavelength but not to radiation of another wavelength. For example, some forms of glass are transparent to light but not to ultraviolet radiation, while other forms of glass may be transparent to all visible radiation except red light. See also radiotransparent. Computer 1. Denoting a property or a component of a computer system that provides some facilities without restrictions or interference arising from the way it is implemented. For example, if a machine with 32-bit wide words has a 16-bit wide ALU yet performs correct 32-bit arithmetic, then the ALU size is transparent in such use. 2. Denoting or using a transmission path that passes a signal, or some particular feature of a signal, without restricting or changing it. Note that nontransparent systems would not allow particular signals to be transmitted as data, reserving them for special purposes. See also data transparency. Geology and Earth Sciences Applied to a substance (e.g. a mineral) which transmits light and through which the outlines of objects can be seen clearly. Philosophy See referentially opaque/transparent.
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