Because the job of the design professional has changed significantly this handbook aims to complement the software and assist in its efficient use.
Working with Sacks, Dlubac developed an accessible protocol to measure molecular and free sulfur dioxide while avoiding disturbance to the sulfur dioxide equilibrium, as well as created a web-based tool to complement the protocol and assist winemakers with interpreting their results.
Comparative transcriptome analysis on buds and seeds is a good complement and would assist in the identification of conserved cell processes and important expression programs that are difficult to achieve using mutagenesis or transgenic approaches.
Complementing bonnets, rigid tools can be used to rectify mid-spatial features and assist edge control.
For example, PPPs are touted as ideal for complementing government efforts and assisting developing countries meet their international agreements commitments, improve learning outcomes, provide alternative education financing options, etc. (Patrinos et al. 2009; Verger 2012).
This paper offers a systematic review of key GHIs, looking particularly at how they relate and complement TDR, to assist in better-informed strategic choices.
These data represent valuable complement to assist with traditional dengue surveillance.
With the exception of the two above-mentioned mosquito studies (Bradshaw and Holzapfel 2001; Urbanski et al. 2012), this approach was not used as a complement to assist inferences about the genetic nature of changes observed in the wild at a given location (Merilä and Hendry, 2013).
Although she is the first major candidate to announce a likely bid, Warren's visit ― complete with a throng of reporters following her, a full complement of staff assisting her, and vendors hawking political merchandise outside the rallies ― seemed to also mark the kickoff to a caucus season that will consume the party for the next year and could see dozens of candidates enter the Democratic fray.
One scenario towards fully automated driving, and potentially the most obvious one, is the evolution of the personal automobile, which implies that the vehicle will be complemented with technology assisting and eventually replacing the driver [cf. 57, 58].
