A peacock-feather wall piece by the artist Carol Bove, a spot-on complement to the mostly black and white garments, is not for sale, but it's yet another reason to pay a visit.
The ASTRO-F mission will produce a fundamental database for advanced observatories in the next generation, for example FIRST, NGST, and so on, complementing to the SIRTF in the respect of its wide sky coverage.
And much like Evernote's Scannable app, for example, it exists more as an add-on or complement to a larger, more prominent product – in Microsoft's case, OneNote.
It would be interesting if researchers try to measure the impact of these events on QoL (in complement to measuring QoL on pre-specified points in time, since these events may occur in between).
An alternative approach to flat Sabinin algebras is to define them as the algebraic structure that exists on a complement to a subalgebra in a Lie algebra.
This food poisoning outbreak also highlighted the need for a second selective enrichment media for Salmonella spp. detection not based on the motility in complement to the modified semisolid Rappaport-Vassiladis medium recommended as a single medium by the European Directive.
"A lot of things overlapped nicely, and some things that we worked on will be a complement to the FullContact roadmap".
As noted previously, polysaccharide capsules have known inhibition effects on complement binding to bacteria.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.11611.017 As DNA replication only generates two copies of the genome, cells making more than one bud are unable to pass on a full genetic complement to each daughter.
Mr. Kaufhold predicts that Internet delivery of movies will emerge as a complement to video-on-demand services via cable television.
The recently launched mobile application have allowed Code School users to watch and re-watch videos while on-the-go, as a complement to the online learning and code tutorials.
