The strategy is characterised by the teachers either adding some complementary important facts, or in some cases completely taking over the student's communication.
These two approaches are in fact complementary and can be used together.
Sometimes perceived as competitor, DiffServ and MPLS are in fact complementary developments that approach the QoS challenge from two different network perspectives.
Yet, while the two exhibitions competed for loans of some objects (with Greenwich often winning because it began planning its show first), they are in fact complementary, thanks to their different cultural approaches.
Draft language of an unpublished Celera-consortium agreement states that their goals "are, in fact, complementary" and that the two sides are agreed on patent policy for the human genome (essentially that genes should be patentable only after their roles have been identified in detail, not on the basis of their sequence alone).
We discuss insights from success stories such as how Barack Obama won the presidency; how Kiva fosters economic justice by making micro-loans to entrepreneurs in developing countries easily available; and how companies such as Nike, eBay, and Pepsi are developing meaningful ways to show how social good and profit-making can go hand in hand (and are, in fact, complementary).
Long seen as adversaries, Linux and Windows are in fact complementary, and most customers dont have a religious feeling about either of them.
In any event, all the paths in the above matrix are complementary and this fact establishes the unsatisfiability of the original formula.
Evolutionary engineering strategies are in fact complementary to metabolic engineering in the search for desired phenotypes through the imposition of one or more selective pressures.
See Cooper (1999 178-84) for an attempt to show that the Sartrean ideal of "commitment" and Marcel's apparently contrary ideal of "openness" are in fact complementary aspects of authenticity.
