Sentence examples for As complemented from inspiring English sources

Boolean algebras are traditionally defined axiomatically as complemented distributive lattices, which has the benefit of showing that they form a variety, and furthermore a finitely axiomatizable one.

A fraction of mRNA sequences are deposited to GenBank as complemented strand.

Aristotle's basic teleological framework extends to his ethical and political theories, which he regards as complementing one another.

The different strategies of network management can be seen as complementing one another.

Shane Burgess, a partner with headhunters Odgers, Ray and Berndtson, says: "Employers particularly within manufacturing and retail see the MBA as complementing experience, not replacing it.

The different imagingρ techniques all brought different advantages and disadvantages, so should be seen as complementing each other.

The program is seen as complementing a 1991 initiative aimed at stimulating applied research in strategic areas.

We see these new methods as complementing rather than replacing traditional VLBM, providing synergistic tools to answer related questions.

The SFMTA sees Jump bikes as complementing the Ford GoBike system, which recently announced it will add electric bikes to its San Francisco fleet in April.

The Cuban medical cooperation may therefore be seen as complementing local training efforts.

Expert and lay opinions need to be perceived as complementing rather than competing with each other.