Sentence examples for idea of complementarity from inspiring English sources

The automotive industry likes the idea of complementarity because it keeps people buying cars – albeit for use over shorter distances.

The term is rather a label introduced by people opposing Bohr's idea of complementarity, to identify what they saw as the common features behind the Bohr-Heisenberg interpretation as it emerged in the late 1920s.

To fight against what they describe as "the monopoly of women" that is held by FEMEN, the Antigones suggest a reformed vision of feminism, based on the idea of complementarity between men and women as a central way to enrich society.

However, it is worth mentioning here that the prevailing evidence on this point favours the idea of a complementarity between high-level research and patenting (see among others, Meyer et al 2005, Azoulay et al. 2009).

We discuss the relevance of the SUMIs and their interactions to the ideas of molecular complementarity, composomes (molecular aggregates with hereditary properties based on molecular complementarity), and a prebiotic ecology of co-evolving populations of composomes.

The idea of exploiting reverse complementarity was raised by Ministeris and Eisen (2006), who sketched an algorithm for it without proof.

Clifton and Halvorson improve this result by showing that Bohr's idea of position and momentum complementarity can be expressed in terms of inequivalent representations in the C*-algebraic formalism of quantum mechanics.

Although Bohr was always convinced of the extraphysical relevance of complementarity, he never elaborated this idea in concrete detail, and for a long time after him no one else did so either.

Heisenberg's uncertainty principle and Bohr's notion of "complementarity" are superbly dramatized.

"This kind of complementarity is fine in the short term," the senior French official said.

On the basis of the principle of complementarity, a case in The Hague is and should be only a matter of last resort.