Sentence examples for materials supplemented by from inspiring English sources

Many universities have been quick to sign up with outside providers to offer the "massive open online courses," known as MOOCs, either as stand-alone courses or in a hybrid format, with the online materials supplemented by a local faculty member.

Using documentary and archival materials, supplemented by contemporary survey and ethnographic data, we trace how successive generations of miners, mine-owners, government officials, politicians and residents have constructed Cobalt as a distinct place.

Examination of historical materials, supplemented by personal interviews.

He introduced a program of "levelled access," offering current material supplemented by "focus collections".

Mr. Salerno, a dogged researcher and tireless interviewer, assembles his documentary material (supplemented by re-enactments and propelled by a throbbing, action-movie score) into a breathless story full of hyperbole and speculation.

Dworkin eventually defines the equal distribution of privately held resources as the one that would issue from an initial auction in which all have equal bidding power to purchase materials resources, supplemented by hypothetical insurance markets against the possibility of suffering the bad brute luck of handicap or low marketable talent.

These materials were supplemented by information brought by the panelists.

That material is supplemented by loans from the Tee and Charles Addams Foundation and a private collector; the exhibition's sponsors also include the new Broadway show.

Written course material was supplemented by the DVD, with these practical demonstrations being undertaken by one of the two local nurses who helped develop the content.

This material was supplemented by a priori knowledge of one of the authors (SP) [ 21], a practising acupuncturist-researcher with 25 years practice experience.

But the French-fostered movement, with its curvilinear forms and cushy materials, was soon supplemented by the austere geometrics of the Bauhaus, the German design school initially led by Walter Gropius.