Sentence examples for complementary addition from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s the architect Michael Graves proposed demolishing the flanking brownstones down to the 74th Street corner for a complementary addition.

Walt Disney World's president, Al Weiss, said the Animal Kingdom concept was chosen as "a complementary addition to what's already here" and had its genesis in Disney's "True-Life Adventures" animal series on television in the 1950s.

Therefore, to explore TMS in a systematic and flexible way, miniaturization of TMS for rodent brain studies is a complementary addition to the human studies.

This collection, now being accessioned into UCMP, consists of more than 11,000 cataloged vertebrate specimens from nearly 900 localities and provides a very exciting and complementary addition to the UCMP collection.

Substituting 1 − y for y and μ − 1 for λμ in (3.26) and using the complementary addition theorem for Apostol-Bernoulli polynomials, we get our result.

Our investigation is a complementary addition to a previous work (Vörös et al. 2008) in which authors found noisy fluctuations in the magnetosheath as signature of the presence of independent driving sources.

"The Facts of Life" and "Life as Motion" are particularly worthwhile to examine as complementary additions to existing curricula with an eye to providing students with quantitative views of biology.

Interestingly, this difference in affinity was only observed for complementary nucleotide addition, suggesting that addition of the correct nucleotide induced a conformational change in the protein, and that the γ-phosphate plays a crucial role in this conformational change.

Moreover, when supplemented with a complementary primer, addition of RBS can be accomplished via whole plasmid site-directed mutagenesis, thus reducing the time required for further assembly of composite parts.

There may be complementary new additions to it that we can only begin to foresee now, but to me that's only an opportunity.

The degree of productivity increase depends on complementary inputs; in addition to the time a first-line supervisor contributes to indirect effort by helping the worker, the effort of the worker is also required.