Sentence examples for complementary element from inspiring English sources

In the meantime the kingdom's unruly nomadic neighbours to the north and the northeast, at the cost of the lives of several Parthian sovereigns, weakened the kingdom and sometimes added a complementary element to the often numerous intrigues of the pretenders to supreme power during the course of the almost half a millennium of the existence of the Parthian kingdom.

Furthermore, they are not considered as a regulatory treatment step but as a complementary element to WWTP.

Thus, our method is not an alternative to the current state-of-the-art, but rather a complementary element of the same framework.

Thus, the proposed method should not be seen as an alternative to the any of the previously proposed methods but rather as a complementary element of the same framework.

What this implies is that the farm households could be adopting technologies as a package, say improved maize variety with complementary element as inorganic fertilizer and pesticides (Kabila et al. [2000]).

Besides, the single equation models ignore the possibility that a decision to adopt a particular component may be conditional on the adoption of another complementary element and they only examine the adoption of the bundle as a whole disregard the possibility that the same factors could differently stimulus the adoption of each of the components.

But it did so on the basis that the existing system was unable to fund the universities and that the complementary elements remained intact.

The economy of contemporary London has evolved continuously from the three complementary elements of trade, administration, and leisure.

To design economically and functionally viable forms of environmental activities, a configuration of other complementary elements is needed.

Both the artistic and the theoretical modes of exploration of the body can be viewed as complementary elements of feminist aesthetics.

In that regard, the CEO sees IBM's desire to work with Lenovo as part of a deep pool of complementary elements in their new relationship.