1. Complementarity: The principle of Complementarity governs the exercise of the Court’s jurisdiction

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6. In short, complementarity not congruence was desirable.

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8. February 12, 2006 Complementarity and the ICC

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10. Trade complementarity also high between Australia and ASEAN.

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12. There is a complementarity between life and atomic physics.

13. This is the case of complementarity over time.

14. Complementarity They complement each other, and it is this unique Complementarity that is necessary for the proper upbringing and nurturing of children.

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16. Anl _ 1 norm Algorithm for the Nonlinear Complementarity Problems?

17. 3 words related to Complementarity: ungradable opposition, reciprocality, reciprocity

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19. Complementarity definition is - the quality or state of being complementary

20. Complementarity is a factor which affects attraction in romantic relationships

21. From complementarity principle we build up dissipation mechanics in this paper.

22. What does Complementarity mean? The state or quality of being complementary

23. Objective : To study auxiliary problem method for solving implicit complementarity problems.

24. Complementarity governs the relationship between the ICC and national legal orders.

25. Blending with grant financing will ensure complementarity with other spending programmes.

26. Complementarity between Member States’ relative expertise and strengths could allow for specialisation.

27. Complementarity - a relation between two opposite states or principles that together exhaust the possibilities

28. The complementarity between multiple loss processes induced the excellent EM wave Absorption properties

29. “Gender Complementarity” is a category, rather than an argument in its own right

30. A successive approximation quasi - Newton method for solving nonlinear complementarity problems is proposed.

31. A definition of Complementarity that is applicable to both physics and theology reads as follows: Complementarity refers to the possibility that the same entity/phenomenon manifests itself in distinct, categorically different ways.

32. In immunology, the word “Complementarity” refers to the relationship between an antigen and its corresponding

33. English title : The principles of universal jurisdiction and complementarity: how do the two principles intermesh?

34. Another example of Complementarity is the interaction of an enzyme with its corresponding substrate

35. In this thesis, two smoothing methods are used to study the nonlinear complementarity problems.

36. The result what I got is a complementarity to the relative research of Fornell.

37. Competition and complementarity between systems are being stressed, together with an assessment of likely technological advances.

38. And indeed, it is the potential complementarity of the views that is their most striking feature.

39. In particular, the method can be used to solve both linear and nonlinear semidefinite complementarity problems.

40. The proposed supplement could be addressed as part of efforts to improve complementarity between instruments.

41. At the same time, complementarity, redundancy and uncertainty of the information are revealed as well.

42. Heterosis (hybrid vigor) and breed complementarity are the primary benefits realized from a properly planned Crossbreeding program

43. Extracurricular activities are necessary complementarity to curricular study and play an important role in medical education.

44. In short, they offer increased market size (agglomeration economies), complementarity of production factors and greater incentives for investment

45. There existed overlapping and complementarity, and opposition and argument between democratic literature, left-wing literature and liberalist literature.

46. Finally, the complementarity thesis predicts that services and subsidies for export crops will also benefit food crops.

47. It is also referred to as ‘Complementarity of needs’ and is the final stage of filter theory

48. Heterosis (hybrid vigor) and breed complementarity are the primary benefits realized from a properly planned Crossbreeding program

49. Complementarity hypothesis The literature on small-group formation contains two major hypotheses about the determinants of attraction between individuals

50. Whether two species will co-crystallize depends on the chemical, physical and structural Complementarity of the interacting components

51. Complementarity Success in this will require appreciation of the tensions (and complementarities) in managing workers of different ages

52. In short, they offer increased market size (agglomeration economies), complementarity of production factors and greater incentives for investment.

53. The preponderance complementarity of the two modes will greatly improve human connatural function and develop medical high-tech.

54. Complementarity seems to be the only and universal chemical mechanism for the storage and transmission of genetic information

55. Complementarity (or Integrated Polarity) is the first unifying Law, where ultimately the apparent opposites become unified at the deeper levels of universal …

56. In this paper, we present a successive ap pr oximation algorithm for mix complementarity problems based on its equivalent non -smooth equations.

57. Here, we employed de novo Complementarity determining region (CDR) design to engineer targeted antibody-antigen interactions using previously described in silico methods

58. Foremost among these economic constraints is the markedly low level of complementarity in the structure of production of the two regions.

59. We program molecular tube Circumferences by specifying the complementarity relationships between modular domains in a 42-base single-stranded DNA motif

60. Our objective is to explore the interdependency and complementarity between PDE and the image processing methods based on the global information.

61. Complementarity is the realization that a single thing, when considered from different perspectives, can appear to have different, or even contradictory, properties

62. “Complementarity” is an estimate of the gain in biodiversity representation and persistence when an area is added to an existing set of protected-areas (e.g

63. The principle of positive Complementarity foresees a coordinated approach to the prosecution of crimes by the International Criminal Court (‘ICC’) and national authorities

64. Complementarity: 1 n a relation between two opposite states or principles that together exhaust the possibilities Type of: ungradable opposition an opposition that has no intermediate grade; either one or the other n the interrelation of reciprocity whereby one thing supplements or depends on the other “the Complementarity of the sexes” Type

65. First, in terms of the complementarity of these two methods, the semantic definition, symbol definition and formalization definition of the UML/OOPN model are put forward.

66. Assortative mechanisms speculate that the creation, persistence, and dissolution of social relationships are all outcomes that rely on the compatibility and complementarity of actors’ attributes

67. Bohr’s term Complementarity describes a situation, unavoidable in quantum physics, in which two theories thought to be mutually exclusive are required to explain a single phenomenon

68. Using complementarity of remote sensing information and ground monitoring information on water quality, a data fusion method based on neural network and evidence theory is proposed.

69. Given that Complementarity is assessed on a case-by-case basis, the fact that the ICC is exercising jurisdiction in a given situation must not prevent the

70. Complementarity is a principle that illuminates an "honest anthropology" based on "the nature of the subjects themselves who are performing the act." Advertisement.

71. In this context, they generated a cyclic hexa-peptide consisting of six amino acids with two anchored peptide loops, which resembled the complementarity determining regions of antibodies.

72. Complementarity is a property of sets of objects that exists when at least some (the complementary subset) of the objects in one set differ from the objects in another set

73. The model of Complementarity can be called upon to assist organizations or departments with different values, approaches, and cultures as they try to work together for a common purpose

74. The main result here is that the algebra can be extended to include nonsimultaneous events although at the expense of sacrificing equivalence and of coupling complementarity to time reversal.

75. Complementarity principle definition, the principle that experiments on physical systems of atomic size or smaller, as electrons or photons, can exhibit either particle or wave behavior but not both simultaneously

76. Finally, he stressed the complementarity rule under the Rome Statute, which allows the Libyan authorities to submit to the Court an admissibility challenge for the trial of the two remaining indictees.

77. Complementarity principle, in physics, tenet that a complete knowledge of phenomena on atomic dimensions requires a description of both wave and particle properties. The principle was announced in 1928 by the Danish physicist Niels Bohr.

78. Here, by using DNA as a surface ligand, we selectively co-crystallize mixtures of two different anisotropic nanoparticles and systematically investigate the effects of nanoparticle size and shape Complementarity on the resultant crystal symmetry, microstrain

79. The principle of Complementarity is implemented by the ICC through Articles 17 and 53 of the Rome Statute, which deal with the conditions for a specific case to be admissible at the ICC

80. It is not clear that Bohr had completely accepted photons and the dual nature of light even as he formulated his philosophical notion of Complementarity in his "Como Lecture" of 1927.