Sentence examples for a complement of four from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a complement of four" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means a set of four things that completes or enhances something else. Example: The choir's performance was accompanied by a complement of four string instruments, adding depth and richness to the overall sound.
She carries a complement of four officers, but since one of them must always be on watch there is room for a guest at the wardroom table, which is how I fitted in.
Featuring full analog control, the Combat GamePad is fashioned in authentic Modern Warfare 2 artwork and comes complete with a complement of four Action Buttons and four Trigger Buttons as well as a stable eight-way D-Pad delivering precision and accuracy where fast response is crucial to survival.
U-27 was armed with two 45 cm bow torpedo tubes and carried a complement of four torpedoes.
She was equipped to carry a complement of four torpedoes for her two bow torpedo tubes and had an 5 cm deck gun.
These events expanded each ancestral chordate gene to a complement of four, before subsequent gene losses.
For the β-globin gene cluster, cetaceans retained a complement of four putatively functional genes (from 5′ to 3′), two early expressed genes HBE and HBH and two adult-expressed genes HBD and HBB (fig. 1).
On a recent evening, as on most nights, a complement of seven officers patrols the whole terrain, leaving four areas uncovered.
The price of a naval vessel can start at hundreds of millions of dollars, and keeping ships on operational duties often requires a complement of three.
VLDL, the lipoprotein carrier for triglycerides synthesized in the liver and destined for use in the heart and muscle, has a complement of five apoproteins.
It sent its three announcers, a complement of eight cameras and its own production crew and leased a mobile production truck to carry this past weekend's two exhibition games and the opening series against the Devil Rays.
Each of the 65 new courts had a complement of nine judges; this brought in a sizable revenue but appears to have made little difference to the efficiency of the judicial system.
