Sentence examples for excellent complementary from inspiring English sources

As chairman Tony Hayward put it: "Her record of non-executive director appointments, activist involvement and industry advisory board service is also an excellent complementary skill set to our Board.

Their fine film centres on two excellent, complementary performances by Jack Gyllenhaal as the charming, outgoing Jack Twist, and Heath Ledger as the laconic, withdrawn Ennis del Mar, two cowboys aged around 20, who meet up in the summer of 1963 when they're hired to mind a large flock of sheep on the remote Brokeback Mountain in Wyoming.

These two companies have "excellent complementary technology and manufacturing synergy," Wong says.

The large coseismic rupture zone shows an excellent complementary relationship with the aftershock distribution.

Electron microscopy and numerical simulations are excellent complementary tools to identify those phases.

Amaranth seeds are considered as an excellent complementary source of food protein due to their balanced amino acid composition.

Beck's daughter Julia Huang accompanied her to Iran from the age of five, and in effect grew up as a Qashqa'i; she has since become a qualified anthropologist and contributed a further excellent, and complementary, monograph of her own: Tribeswomen of Iran: Weaving Memories among Qashqa'i Nomads (Huang 2009).

Under optimal conditions, the biosensor showed excellent selectivity toward complementary sequence in comparison with noncomplementary and two-base mismatch sequences.

In the context of optimizing braided stent designs, computational models can provide an excellent research tool complementary to analytical models.

The intrinsic scaling-down ability, simple metal-insulator-metal (MIM) sandwich structure, excellent performances, and complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) technology-compatible fabrication processes make resistive random access memory (RRAM) one of the most promising candidates for the next-generation memory.

(1) Since solvent accessibility is calculated on all-atom protein structure coordinates, it encodes the global information of the 3D protein structure into a 1D feature, which makes solvent accessibility as an excellent piece of complementary information to the other local 1D features such as secondary structure [ 7– 9], structural alphabet [ 10– 12], or backbone torsion angles [ 13– 15].