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A complementary pair of detectors will be constructed ∼14 mrad off beam axis to optimize the energy profile of the neutrinos.
As on the album, Mr. Escoffery works here with a band that includes Hans Glawischnig on bass, Jason Brown on drums and a complementary pair of keyboardists: in this case, Rachel Z on synthesizers and Orrin Evans on piano.
Since the oxidation-state principle allows any redox reaction to be analyzed in terms of electron transfer, it follows that all redox reactions can be broken down into a complementary pair of hypothetical half reactions.
Video coding involves a complementary pair of systems: a compressor (encoder) and a decompressor (decoder).
In this regard, these two algorithms may be considered as a complementary pair of solution tools that provide the system designer with more than one option for an appropriate trade-off between accuracy and complexity.
When both outputs are used to drive a complementary pair of tunable amplifiers whose outputs are subtracted, the overall real-to-real quadrature gain (green) of the system varies from positive to negative values (b).
On Thursday, Jim Montoya, the vice president of relationship development for the College Board, who has known Mr. Thacker for two decades, cast the collaboration as a complementary pairing of efforts to help underserved students.
(A ) Complementary pairs of S accharomyces cerevisiae auxotrophs do not overcome metabolic deficiencies upon co-culturing.
Since, ultimately, the anticodon must be left exposed in a mature RNA T, one can envisage a folding flip between two conformations (one of them involving a complementary pairing of codon and anticodon), induced by the interaction with the cognate amino acid (Fig. 9).
WALLE and EVE make a complementary pair – robotry of the nuts-and-bolts past, and of the streamlined virtual future – and they eventually nurture a robo-romance.
Lorenzo and Jesse serve as an oddly complementary pair of Virgils, guiding us through two different versions of hell: the glittery, jagged one of the black community of Dempsy (which becomes the blockaded, cordoned-off site of a manhunt for the carjacker) and the bleakly bland one of Gannon, the white Roman Catholic working-class town next door.
