Centrally Ollie Bozanic and Gui Finkler again showed their complementary attacker virtues.
The two were the odd couple at the centre of the Guardian, but odd only in that their virtues were complementary.
Crucially Thomas Aquinas, who thought reason and faith were complementary, made a distinction between virtues that were natural versus supernatural.
We characterized a single-base frame-shift mutant of α1S, the pore subunit of the DHPR, that has the unusual ability to function voltage sensor for excitation-contraction (EC) coupling by virtue of expressing two complementary hemi-Ca2+ channel fragments.
Thus, by virtue of studies in these complementary 3D models, we have identified a potential therapy, ABT-737, and identified a possible biomarker for predicting response to ABT-737 in this tumor, Bim.
Both philosophical doctrines and moral precepts are necessary and complementary to one another for an appreciation of the virtues and as guides to the good life.
The cover looks much like that of another personality-driven magazine, Martha Stewart Living, and the magazines contain complementary articles this month: in O we are told about the virtues of an all-white decorating scheme, and in M.S.L. we find out how to restore the original whiteness to our walls, marble floors, and rubber spatulas.
In On Making Progress in Virtue (79B-D) Plutarch goes so far as to treat poetry and history as complementary to philosophy in educating one's character.
Adoption of a large, centralized model for one study should not, by virtue of its size and cost, have a chilling effect on enthusiasm for and funding of other complementary approaches.
