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A re-examination of older concepts, such as landscape entropy, perhaps complemented by recent developments in information theory, may be a potentially fruitful avenue for research, although the outlines of such an implementation are still rather vague.

If the long-term goal is energy decarbonization, market incentives must be intentionally aligned that way by policy, preferably through a direct tax or other price on GHG emissions, perhaps complemented by performance standards that place an implicit price on GHGs and incentivize lower carbon alternatives.

A. I think that's why they perhaps complement each other.

While LinkedIn Today was the company's original attempt to make individual users' home pages more dynamic, perhaps that particular mix of "professional" content around certain subjects, complemented by stories shared by their networks, has not really done the job well enough.

Now, it has Vela — a prodigy who helped Mexico win the 2005 FIFA U-17 World Cup — and perhaps Hernández, whose skill, athleticism and reading of the game are complemented by decisiveness, a scorer's most valuable trait.

They are complemented by BMW's Air Curtain.

This is complemented by a separate Observer Sports Service.

Some clever ideas complemented by solid gameplay.

Donning a new dark suit complemented by a white shirt whose collar did not gouge his neck veins, Dean is now what I'd call 'fashionably irrelevant.' " A favored target of the bloggers was, perhaps unsurprisingly, the professional journalist.

The batting order is complemented by a very handy if not particularly explosive pace attack (and the evergreen Daniel Vettori) and in McCullum they have perhaps the best captain currently in world cricket.

Oakland's cornerbacks are complemented by safeties Rod Woodson and Anthony Dorsett.