Sentence examples for ones are complemented from inspiring English sources

Stereotyped Athenian ones are complemented by variant forms in other localities; most contain a preamble setting forth the date and the officialdom in charge, the circumstances occasioning the action, the decision itself, means and sanctions for its enforcement, and sometimes instructions for providing and affixing the very physical record that has been preserved.

PhyloCon detects motifs in data sets for which promoter sequences of genes co-expressed in one species are complemented with orthologous promoter sequences of one or more related species.

Since the FAPs are supposed to be connected to the network via a backbone with limited capacity, previous conditions (1) and (2) are complemented by additional one focused on the backbone capacity.

The weaknesses when analysing one set of data are complemented by the strengths when analysing the other.

These results are complemented with the ones shown in Table 4, obtained by Reddy (2004), where an additional stacking sequence [0°/90°/0°] is also available.

The described biological entities are complemented by intangible ones like phenotype or linking entities like the cell-receptor-combination.

Large silk banners carried in war line one wall of the show and are complemented by examples of fabrics with religious meaning and hangings from daily life.

The circuit has two outputs, one is complement to the other and hence optical input data must be at any one output.

From the methodology point of view, the approach suggested in Kaplinsky (2004) for studying industry-specific GVC aspects is the most suitable one to be complemented by a toolkit Foresight studies offer.

The "dominance" hypothesis proposes that the detrimental allele from one parent is complemented by the superior allele from the other parent, and that the accumulated superior alleles in the F1 hybrids give rise to heterosis.

Homopurine (R) and homopyrimidine (Y) tracts will be referred to jointly as "R.Y tracts", because whenever a run of pyrimidines is present on one strand, it is complemented by a run of purines on the opposite strand (the dot separates complementary strands, in accordance with IUBMB rules).