Sentence examples for complemented by that from inspiring English sources

But Stefano's terrifying story – and last year more than 3,500 refugees drowned in the Med – is complemented by that of Denise.

It is the McDonald Observatory that has played the dominant role in uncovering the Moon's inner secrets, its ranging work complemented by that of an observatory in France.

Their work is complemented by that of a team from the Western Australian Museum who are studying the insects that live here.

The perspective of 'those who know' needs to be complemented by that of the 'unenlightened' in some specialized knowledge.

Decomposing activity on plant matters of Termitomyces symbionts appears complemented by that of termite gut microbiota, which was suggested by analyzing annotated draft genomes from Macrotermes natalensis (Haviland) and its Termitomyces symbiont along with gut metagenomes from individuals of various termite castes (Poulsen et al. 2014).

Havelock's work was complemented by that of Harold Innis, who was working on the history of media.

One possibility is to deny that attitude verbs designate relations when complemented by that-clauses, and to claim that they rather make a syncategorematic semantic contribution.

Indeed, regional alterations visualized by CT suggest that customary global measures of bedside mechanics need to be complemented by techniques that are sensitive to the underlying components.

Traditional police tactics have been complemented by purges that are devouring the old guard, the intelligentsia and the technocratic elite.

Familiar or not, however, these five- and six-minute grooves unspool with sinuous grace, complemented by vocals that match Hot Chip for dreamy tenderness.

Complemented by models that allow to scale-up the effects of climatic, crop cultivation, and population parameter on regional GM rape seed dispersal, the project could show that the plantation of GM rape seed would cause systemic risks [67 69].