Sentence examples similar to precious complement from inspiring English sources
Chemometric approaches have been increasingly viewed as precious complements to high performance liquid chromatographic practices, since a large number of variables can be simultaneously controlled to achieve the desired separations.
It is made of tulipwood and satinwood, to complement a precious 1711 Italian pietra-dura medals cabinet that Keate had bought in Rome.
Full of funny emotional wisdom ("Where does it hurt?" / "Everywhere" / "Can you stand up?" / "I don't care"), it can complement almost any mood it's sad but not morose, invigorating but not overstimulating, intelligent but not precious.
This would complement the success the Mint has had with the state quarters program and with collectors' coins made of precious metals.
Ottaviano says wave energy can complement solar and wind on islands as it's predictable, fairly consistent around the clock and doesn't require precious land.
