Sentence examples for content complementary from inspiring English sources

For Microsoft's part, it's putting a lot of focus into reviving Bing, its search business, against Google.com, and its attention is now about how it can leverage its extended online operation into a content complementary to its efforts in its Windows platform on PCs, tablets and phones, TVs and more.

The report highlights developments in back-haul network infrastructure, ISP business model innovation providing service to those in the base of the economic pyramid (BOP), the rise of low-cost Internet access devices, locally-relevant content, complementary services offered to BOP customers (such as charging stations) and effective policy and regulation to extend service.

Two important learning requirements are considered while designing dyna-linked MERs; the need to learn content from complementary representations and the need to reduce cognitive load of making mental connections between representations (Wu and Puntambekar 2012).

A simple and extensible representation for different types of content; A complementary solution to the recent works of Giannetti [9], to handle both pagination and text flow issues; The algorithm is able to fit the content to a specific number of pages provided by the user, or select an optimal number by itself.

"Right now, it is difficult to imagine pornography and original quality content as complementary or interchangeable," said McDonald.

This kind of method, which relies on internal term content, is complementary to that presented here, which leverages external knowledge of terms.

The present study was undertaken to assess feeding practices, nutrient content of complementary meals, and their implications for dietary adequacy and nutritional status in rural Dodoma.

An earlier attempt to address this was the BESTCAM Delphi exercise which aimed to improve the content of complementary therapy service evaluations by identifying useful data collection items [ 28].

Objective of the study was to assess feeding practices, nutrient content of complementary meals, and their implications for dietary adequacy and nutritional status.

The study shows that inadequate feeding practices, low nutrient content of complementary meals, decreased dietary contribution to nutritional requirements and high prevalence of chronic undernutrition (i.e. stunting) are very common among infants in rural Dodoma during the post-harvest season.

Only the SAPROF had an interactive effect with the HCR-20 risk assessment indicating a true protective effect but as structured professional judgement instruments all have additional content (items) complementary to existing risk assessments, useful for planning treatment and risk management.