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The circuit designed in this example complements the function of the MintyBoost USB charger, originally developed by Limor Fried, of Adafruit Industries.

The compression of expression that they achieved by following the Greek example complemented the proto-Imagist interest in Japanese poetry, and, in 1912, during a meeting with them in the British Museum tea room, Pound told H.D. and Aldington that they were Imagistes and even appended the signature H.D. Imagiste to some poems they were discussing.

A motivating example and a worked out design example complement the theoretical part.

We then illustrate the difference between applying traditional risk management approaches and RDM through an example, complemented with the interview findings from a company using RDM.

Rather than a straightforward shift of activity from one service to another they thought users would choose to move between services for example complementing a clinic visit with online information or an online sexual health check with a visit to the clinic for reassurance or support.

Her colorful quirky clothes -- circa 1980 Kelly green loafers paired with matching trousers, for example -- complemented the hectic, boho décor.

Qualitative responses also enabled the identification of answers that had not been pre-empted in the structured questionnaire (e.g. reasons for not providing user-groups with data), and provided elaboration and anecdotal examples to complement the quantitative data (e.g. reasons for high/low receptivity to a new comparative data set).

This chapter complements the previous examples with one that exudes the elegance, simplicity, and effectiveness of the best of sketching.

Registry data can serve further purposes; for example, they can complement the data from RCTs, provide much-needed information on drug utilisation (of particular importance during the introduction of new therapies) and evaluate to what extent guidelines are followed in practice [ 7, 8].

More precisely, if I is an ideal and C is a cone, then C is open iff C ∩ I  ≠ ∅ provided that ∨I ∈ C, that is, provided that the supremum of I is an element of C. (For example, complements of principal ideals are open).

It seems more likely that other IgG-interacting molecules (for example, complement C1q or the neonatal Fc receptor) could be at play.