openness
公开性,开放性,开放,公开化
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- : the quality or state of being relatively free from obstruction or relatively unoccupied: The openness and the easy flow between the rooms make them appear larger.The vast openness of the desert stretched before us, broken only by cacti and spectacular rock formations.
- : the quality or state of being unrestricted or not able to be restricted: In this age of openness through satellite, cell phones, the internet, and social media, it may be possible to restrict or slow down the flow of information, but it is impossible to stop it.
- : the quality or state of being public or unconcealed: The foundation, a nonpartisan nonprofit, is dedicated to using the power of the internet to achieve greater government openness and transparency.Many variables can have an impact on comparative growth rates, such as the size and openness of a country's economy.
- : the quality or state of being accessible or available:Canada’s openness to immigrants and familiar Frenchness made it more attractive to Haitians escaping political instability.
- : the quality of being receptive to new ideas, opinions, or arguments; open-mindedness: This calls for active listeners who do not wish to have their expectations confirmed, but who bring with them a certain curiosity and openness to the world.While avoiding overtly controversial work, the awards committee has displayed an openness to unconventional or even critical art.
- : an unreserved, candid, or frank manner: I suspect, but cannot prove, that my ongoing openness regarding the exaggerations, misstatements, and mischaracterizations in the company’s promotional materials led to my being fired.
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It requires less open connections and thus can be more efficient on your server when crawling your web pages.
Disrupt 2020 officially opens its virtual doors September 14 for five super-charged days of everything the early-stage startup community needs to build better, faster, stronger.
Of the 340 children who have gone through the center since it opened, about 40% came from a psychiatric hospital, with 10% or so of those children held beyond their release dates, Garza said.
In open-seat elections, we treat the candidate of the party that held the seat previously as the incumbent party.
Thanks to two cleverly designed hinges, the Duo opens and closes silently and smoothly over a full 360 degrees.
This spatial displacement reveals your thirst for freedom, your desire for openness and to break with the protest novel.
Notice how he says it is Gore who rejects “openness” and “peer review.”
Now Gore stands alone in his dismissal of reform, openness, transparency and peer-review to ensure good science.
Openness might be a function of sexuality and gender, as well.
Although he is passionately pro-life, he has expressed openness to civil unions in the past.
The doctor smiled again at the boy's high-minded openness, which must have cost an effort of self-humiliation.
She was careful to cherish in herself an openness to noble impressions and to the high poetry of nature and life.