Sentence examples for The complements from inspiring English sources
noun
Something (or someone) that completes; the consummation.
The complements of such functions are computable too.
The complements, i.e., those who were neither engaged nor furnish their labor constitute the economically inactive population (Central Statistical Agency 2005).
The complements of the functions δ f (i, j, k) and δ e (i, j, k) are given in Equations (8) and (9).
The complements of practice nurses and of administrative staff are above local averages.
And that's what you see in the Philadelphia Airport, it's just the complements.
These freedoms and limits were the complements of those that nobles had to live with.
Also some new additions to the Complements and elegancies of the French tongue, never published before.
They found that the complements of skin bacteria grew more similar, blurring the distinctions between the teams.
Companies can create new market space by zeroing in on the complements that detract from the value of their own product or service.
2. Identify all the complements (other innovations needed for your innovation) required for you and each of your intermediaries to move the offer forward to the end consumer.
The subtractive primaries cyan, magenta, and yellow are the complements of the additive primaries and can be obtained by subtracting, respectively, red, green, and blue from white.
