Sentence examples for complementary attitudes from inspiring English sources

In a joint interview at the National, the show's creators talked about their complementary attitudes to Springerism.

Third, the entire theory of cooperation and collaboration requires the definition of the two complementary attitudes of goal delegation and adoption linking collaborating agents.

2. These are the opposing, yet complementary attitudes (universals come "from above", for Plato, and "from below", for Aristotle) that are famously immortalized in the gestures of the two philosophers in the center of Raphael's picture "The School of Athens".

Topics included: knowledge and personal use of complementary therapies, attitudes towards complementary therapies and influences on those attitudes, experiences and opinions of NHS complementary therapy services, perceived referral behaviour (clinicians only), funding considerations (PCT managers only) and possible improvements to the service.

In the view of patients, these different approaches to medicine are complementary, an attitude that reflects the concept of the yin-yang balance in Chinese culture.

Starting complementary foods; BLW; Attitudes towards, and experiences of, feeding the infant; Demographic information.

The online survey was divided into four main sections (table 1 and box 1): Starting complementary foods; BLW; Attitudes towards, and experiences of, feeding the infant; Demographic information.

Using a complementary filter and attitude fundamentals, an Euler coordinate system representation of the aircraft's orientation was measured using a widely available low-cost inertial measurement unit incorporating MEMS accelerometers, gyroscopes and magnetometers.

The company's way forward has to be with a complementary, cross-platform attitude to games making, and the understanding that there isn't just the one breed of gamer in the world, moving en masse from PlayStations to iPhones.

The low-level navigation system uses nonlinear complementary filters for position, velocity and attitude estimation based on low-cost sensors.

Furthermore, whatever an individual clinician's attitudes to complementary therapies might be, this study suggests that more open communication with patients and parents about complementary therapy use may be valuable.