It has been conventional wisdom that computing is the "third leg" of the stool of modern science, complementing theory and experiment.
All of the professors who took part in focus group discussions pointed to the necessity of effecting changes in the curriculum of basic sciences, complementing the changes brought about by this project.
Thus do the largest and the smallest scales of science complement each other.
The mission was composed of two spacecraft with Ka-band intersatellite tracking as the single science instrument, complemented by tracking from Earth using the Deep Space Network (DSN) [ Asmar et al., 2013].
Global health is a 'composite' field, comprised of biological, clinical and social health sciences, and complemented by other disciplines that are not explicitly 'health related', such as engineering or political science.
Radio Science (RS) complements the imaging observations principally by determining the vertical temperature profile and its spatial and temporal variabilities.
Historians of modern philosophy are especially interested in determining how Kant's views on science might complement or clarify his distinctive metaphysical and epistemological doctrines (e.g., as expressed in the Critique of Pure Reason).
Rather than competing, a society dedicated to the support and furtherance of environmental health science would complement the mission of existing societies and, in fact, could enhance service to their memberships by partnering in common goals and activities.
Educational programs might include formal training in behavioral sciences to complement young clinicians' developing repertoire of medical science.
