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The glass artist Dale Chihuly is creating a 4,000-square-foot 4,000-square-foot 4,000-square-footexhibition, which will be complemented by some of his smaller glass works, along winstallation other glass artists who studied at R.I.S.D., some with Mr. Chihuly during his tenure there between 1968 and the mid-80's.

There we are building a resort in the foothills of Mount Yotei, which will be complemented by villas for sale and a retail and an adventure concierge component.

It is good news for UK science that the government recognises the value of a strong scientific research base to the UK economy, which will be complemented by investment in an elite network of research and development intensive technology and innovation centres.

Individual interviews and focus groups with academic family physicians will constitute the main technique for data generation, which will be complemented with a variety of documentary sources.

Soon, the Secretariat will make general comments about our working agenda, which will be complemented by a report from the Executive Director Carol Bellamy.

In this study we will address the three methodological limitations in the current literature by taking a longitudinal, prospective approach with a comparison group, which will be complemented by semi-structured interviews.

It is lavishly decorated with original pigment painted plaster and unexpectedly sleek Berber motifs, which, after painstaking restoration, will be complemented by a small, carefully edited collection of art and design from the era.

One scenario towards fully automated driving, and potentially the most obvious one, is the evolution of the personal automobile, which implies that the vehicle will be complemented with technology assisting and eventually replacing the driver [cf. 57, 58].

Currently OpenGov's existing databases are based around multi-fund government financial data, and now that will be complemented by CivicDashboards, which OpenGov describes as "the world's largest publicly-available repository".

Thus, introducing these strains for human or animal vaccination will require construction of specific host vector balance systems in which the chromosomal deletions of housekeeping genes will be complemented by wild-type copies of genes present on plasmids.

It will be complemented by the National Faculty Advisory Council, which consists of a faculty member from each Institute.