Sentence examples for complementary sharing from inspiring English sources

I repeat the words of the Bolivian legislation: "Mother Earth is a living, dynamic system made up of the undivided community of all living beings, who are all interconnected, interdependent and complementary, sharing a common destiny".

"Mother Earth," the Bolivian bill declares, as reported by Nick Buxton in a recent issue Yes! Magazine, "is a living, dynamic system made up of the undivided community of all living beings, who are all interconnected, interdependent and complementary, sharing a common destiny".

According to that committee, ID involves grouping together several different health care professionals, each with specific training and skills, who work together to achieve concerted intervention and the complementary sharing of tasks.

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In Allen's experience, the most complementary job sharing pairs often have opposite strengths – one may be a "big picture" person, the other more obsessed with the finer details, for example.

and a complementary photo sharing service that allows people to share images with other users across all networks.

This architecture is especially interesting due to the different complementary features shared by these architectures.

Mesquita and Lazzarini (2009) found three core benefits SMEs derive in their location; complementary competencies, shared knowledge and collaboration with other enterprises in utilizing common resources.

The persistent, complementary, and shared actions of committed leaders, in a variety of roles across the department, seem necessary.

The bivariate normalized mutual information similarity measure utilizes complementary and shared information generated by structural and diffusion MRI and so provides additional spatial constraints in the registration process.

Integration between stages is currently manual as resources are heterogeneous (experimental databases, PDFs, computer models, property and cost data, software, technical reports, and images) and widely distributed (separate or distant R&D groups sharing complementary or similar knowledge and expertise).