Sentence examples for complementary material to from inspiring English sources

The textbook handed out to the students was published by two of the authors (RB and AS) as complementary material to the certified ultrasound courses.

A commercially available epoxy resin from Hexion was demonstrated as a complementary material to PDMS (polydimethylsiloxane) for rapidly fabricating rigid microfluidic devices.

To accomplish this, brands should create content that fans can relate to by offering a non-intrusive social media experience that blends seamlessly with their existing habits, whilst providing complementary material to reward their participation.

Thus, it becomes possible to use complementary materials to design thermal devices where heat conduction can be controlled at will.

In this context, experimental and analytical studies have been conducted on polymer-based materials (latex cement mortar and epoxy concrete) as supplementary and/or complementary materials to ordinary cement concrete in composite tubular systems.

The presentations of this session clustered around several challenges: non-destructive investigation of materials and painting techniques, new combinations of analytical techniques for complementary material identification, to modelling of indoor environments and to better understand degradation effects.

As there is now a large selection of CD4 T cell counters for resource-limited countries, the equipment needs for CD4 T cell analyzers nationwide must be clear to several manufacturers so that they are encouraged to offer complementary materials adapted to a limited number (2 to 3) of health care sites.

But the answer, overwhelmingly – and to my surprise – is that most students prefer to come to a traditional lecture with complementary online material to aid their learning.

To overcome the limitation, we develop a coordinate transformation method to design a complementary material, and add it into the central region of the cloak.

Interviews were also conducted with, among others, academics engaged in SDH and public health training in order to provide context and complementary material.

And Philippe Manoury's "Instants Pluriels" (2008) splits the ensemble into two chamber groups that move at different speeds, but play complementary material that seems (though the effect may have been illusory) to move back and forth between them.