Sentence examples for complementary pairs from inspiring English sources

His objections were scientific, rather than theological, saying that the Singularity ignored the scientific principle of complementary pairs.

These nitrogen-containing bases occur in complementary pairs as determined by their ability to form hydrogen bonds between them.

What has never been disputed are the brilliant perceptions - how the chains were linked by complementary pairs of base pairs and how they ran in opposite directions - that vaulted Watson and Crick to the summit.

As they merged in the viewer's eye, the theory went, the pigments -- always in complementary pairs -- would produce a more luminous effect than if they had been mixed on the palette.

Dualism was also expressed in the organization of clans, subtribes, and villages into complementary pairs, which in turn were sometimes characterized as red or white.

The four chemical "bases" (the letters of the genetic alphabet) that form the rungs of the helix stick together in complementary pairs: A (adenine) with T (thymine), and C (cytosine) with G (guanine).

Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), the hereditary material of most living organisms, consists of the five-carbon sugar deoxyribose with a phosphate linkage, to which is attached cytosine or any of three other bases, which together form two complementary pairs.

Ternary complementary pairs are pairs of (0, ±1 -sequences with zero autocorrelation (thus, Golay pairs are ternary complementary pairs with no 0's).

We do this by introducing two complementary pairs of stochastic perturbation terms.

To form the free group on n generators, first form the free monoid on 2n generators, with generators organized into complementary pairs each the inverse of the other, and then delete all adjacent complementary pairs from all words.

Any single thing bears its complement within.[20] For example, the paths on a checkerboard form series of complementary pairs.