Converse of object

• adjust: I then adjusted the opacity of the two layers.

• reduce: Tip: In order to see the frame around your painting, reduce the opacity of your selected painting by close to 50 % .

• change: Just select the layer you want to change the opacity on.

• give: China clay is often used to give paper opacity.

• have: Simply select the layer you wish to paint onto, make sure you have the opacity you require then paint.

• use: For this type of shading I use opacity 20 % and hardness 0 % , with a brush size of between 8 and 15.

Adjective modifier

• corneal: For example, trauma or the effect of corneal opacity on the ability to diagnose cataract.

• relative: The relative opacity of the colors is marked on the color chart.

• low: Paint around these edges, using black at a very low opacity to carefully blend this layer into the figure.

• high: Paint at higher opacity over the left side of the face to give the impression of light falling on that side.

Modifies a noun

• effect: However, if the ratio has a value lower than 3:1 opacity effects are present.

• table: A new map is not automatically generated to match changes in opacity tables or volume data ( for performance reasons ).

• level: The amount of the coloring is controled with the opacity levels.

Noun used with modifier

• lens: The degree of visual impairment induced by lens opacity differs markedly depending on the location of the opacity.

• %: Hard tissue pathology: 12.3 % opacity or hypoplasia of enamel.

Preposition: of

• layer: I then adjusted the opacity of the two layers.

• cornea: Any dark patches or irregularity of the normal uniform red reflex denotes opacity of the cornea, anterior chamber or the vitreous.