"We have two very complementary businesses, they are more complementary than they are overlapping," Schwimmer said.
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But while many see Softbank as "competition," Harrick sees them as more complementary to the overall market.
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Yes, his defense isn't great and Houston's system and roster could not be more complementary to Harden's strengths.
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There, it will be surrounded by tenants who are more "complementary" to its brand, including a grocery store and Ulta.
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McBride has a theory: She believes the music made by each gender was far more complementary than it is now.
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Phuc said the two economies were "more complementary than competitive" and said U.S. exports to Vietnam had seen a rapid rise.
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Instead, he said, the new rules are expected to make capital markets in Hong Kong and on the mainland more complementary.
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The underlying reasons for the security partnership between the U.S. and India are beginning to appear more complementary now, said Rossow.
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As Cake Journal demonstrated in a handy tutorial, the look is achieved by kneading together two or more complementary colors of fondant.
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FMC and Technip, though, say that their merger is unlikely to encounter regulatory resistance because their businesses are more complementary than competitive.
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People persist in thinking opposites attract—when in reality, relatively similar partners just become a bit more complementary as time goes by.
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People persist in thinking opposites attract -- when in reality, relatively similar partners just become a bit more complementary as time goes by.
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"It all starts as a much more complementary conversation," Kuhn said, adding that these are conversations the company and its investors would be having regardless.
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Team Giannis Hoffman: There are arguments to be made for other players, but once you consider Giannis's skill set, there is no one more complementary than Curry.
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The firm's portfolio-solutions group says the yield curve and its associated inversions should be viewed differently, as a more complementary piece to one's overall asset-allocation strategy.
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Another set of eyes might have coaxed more complementary performances out of the two leads, who individually are amusing but seem as if they're operating on different comedic planes.
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But the wish list is more complementary than complaints — because when given a monitor that does what other monitors can't, I can't help but wonder what else it could do.
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James is older, wiser, and armed with more complementary pieces on his team than ever before; Irving has only run point for 50 minutes all season with James at the five.
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"Cost synergies will clearly exceed the 300 million euros targeted in the Deutsche Boerse-NYSE merger in 2011," one of the sources said, adding that Deutsche Boerse's and LSE's businesses are much more complementary.
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"When I look at what they intend to do and (what) we do, or we can do, it's more complementary than overlapping," Caine said, adding that Thales was in constructive talks with Airbus on the issue.
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But as with so many longstanding TV romances, that friction only made them seem more complementary, made the show more fun to watch, and made it far more frustrating when the pair couldn't just work it out.
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"Cost synergies will clearly exceed the 300 million euros targeted in the Deutsche Boerse - NYSE merger in 2011," one of the sources said, adding that the reason for this was that Deutsche Boerse's and LSE's businesses are much more complementary.
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BUT YOU KNOW, THE CHINESE ECONOMY IS MORE COMPLEMENTARY TO US THAN – INSTEAD OF COMPETING DIRECTLY WITH US. SO, IF CHINA BECAME MORE EXPENSIVE TO DO BUSINESS IN CHINA, THINGS WOULD MOVE TO VIETNAM, MALAYSIA, THE PHILIPPINES, OTHER – BANGLADESH, OTHER COUNTRIES.
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Tobias Harris, DeAndre Jordan, and Danilo Gallinari are a more complementary trio than Jordan, Gallo, and Blake Griffin, and how Doc Rivers mixes and matches their minutes (with Montrezl Harrell, who is really Moses Malone) will be fascinating down the stretch.
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So I finish my drink, watch one more complementary glass air-flip from the staff and head out on the road alight with the knowledge that El Furniture Warehouse is a blight on the earth and every minute you stay in there you will forget one book you have read.
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The Celtics have somewhat of an insurance plan in the form of a 2018 Los Angeles Lakers pick that they own if it falls between two and five, but dangling that Nets pick in a different deal at the trade deadline, with Thomas and Crowder still in town, could've led to a more complementary haul and increased their odds to make the Finals.
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The Raptors have the look and feel of a playoff team this time around, but if those factors don't matter, if the team wilts down 0-2 rather than fighting back like they did last year, if it has shown that those traits can't, in fact, make up for simply having better and more complementary pieces, then it reframes some of the decisions the Raptors have to make.
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Laura Zucker, the executive director of the Los Angeles Arts Commission, said she expected the two venues will be more complementary than competitive, with a roster of acts that is slightly more eclectic than the more mainstream fare typically programmed at the Bowl: the Pacifico Dance Company, Wind Whisperers From India, not to mention Thelma Houston ("Don't Leave Me This Way") one night and Rufus Wainwright singing songs written by Canadians on another.
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With 87 percent of research sites (2017) stating that eSource would be "helpful" or "very helpful" if integrated with today's EDC, a shift away from EDC (or EDC taking a more complementary role) may be possible.
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The new version tells the same story but was extensively revised to be more complementary to lesson plans, summer reading lists, etc. for students at a middle school grade level, that is, for students at approximately the same age and maturity level as the novel's main protagonist, Trevor McKinney.
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A more regular adaptation of Caslon by the British branch of Monotype was commissioned by the London publishers of The Imprint, a short-lived printing trade periodical that published during 1913. It had a higher x-height and was intended to offer an italic more complementary to the roman. It has remained popular since and has been digitised by Monotype.
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John Kelman of allaboutjazz was even more complementary regarding both King Crimson and this particular set when he suggested that "the opportunity to hear all this wonderful music, appreciate Larks' Tongues in Aspic for the landmark recording it is, and get the chance to really understand and appreciate how key Jamie Muir" were the defining ways to view this set.
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In this, the whole Brazilian adventure was replaced by a brief coda, in which Tony returns from a luxury cruise to be greeted by a chastened Brenda asking to be reconciled. Tony agrees, but, unknown to her, he decides to keep her London flat for his own purposes.Hastings, pp. 298 and 310 Waugh's biographer Selena Hastings describes this ending as "artistically far more complementary" than that used in the book version;Hastings, p.
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Cryptochromes have been observed in various organisms including birds and humans, but does not answer the question of night-time navigation. Iron-based systems have also been observed in birds, and if proven, could form a magnetoreceptive basis for many species including turtles. Electromagnetic induction has not been observed nor tested in non- aquatic animals. Additionally, it remains likely that two or more complementary mechanisms play a role in magnetic field detection in animals.
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" "The former president's homepage and the homepage of government ministries had all the channels for public discussion and suggestions," he said. "The current government has made it more complementary and sophisticated." "(The press) provides a lot of information, and ... "On the one hand, we have no choice but to create a platform that can unleash the people's direct needs." "In case of major messages or major policies, they will be disclosed to the media first and not to the public first," he said.
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The purchase of a printer leads to a lifetime of purchases of replacement parts. In such cases, complementary pricing may be considered. Complementary pricing is an umbrella category of "captive-market" pricing tactics. It refers to a method in which one of two or more complementary products (a deskjet printer, for example) is priced to maximise sales volume, while the complementary product (printer ink cartridges) are priced at a much higher level in order to cover any shortfall sustained by the first product.
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The two organizations, however, are more complementary than competing. Many view NASP as the governing body for sub-doctoral school psychologists and the APA as the governing body for doctoral-level school psychologists, although there are many doctoral-level school psychologists who belong to NASP. Further, NASP approval of graduate programs does not compete with APA accreditation; the APA does not accredit non-doctoral programs, and NASP will more quickly approve programs that have already been APA-accredited. The National Association of School Psychologists currently distributes one journals: School Psychology Review, which is the second-largest psychology academic journal and includes research and theory related to school psychology.
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The law not only defines the City's territory but also provided that the capital of Basilan shall be the Municipality of Isabela, one of 10 towns created for the new province. Presidential Decree No. 593 was later amended by Presidential Decree No. 840 dated December 11, 1975, reducing the number of municipalities to seven (7) in order to render its "territorial portion more complementary to the size of the area and more responsive to pacification, rehabilitation and total development of the province". The municipalities specified in the said amendment were the following: Isabela, Lamitan, Tuburan, Tipo-Tipo, Sumisip, Maluso and Lantawan, of which five (5) municipalities are now in existence.
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The law not only defines the city's territory but also provided that the capital of Basilan shall be the Municipality of Isabela. It also created ten (10) Municipalities to comprise the new Province of Basilan. Presidential Decree No. 593 was later amended by Presidential Decree No. 840 dated December 11, 1975, reducing the number of municipalities to seven (7) in order to render its " territorial portion more complementary to the size of the area and more responsive to pacification, rehabilitation and total development of the province". The municipalities specified in the said amendment were the following: Isabela, Lamitan, Tuburan, Tipo-Tipo, Sumisip, Maluso and Lantawan, of which five (5) municipalities are now in existence.
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Sharp served at the Armour Institute for 5 years as director of the department during which she struggled to implement a university structure onto a technical institute. Her approach has been said to be more complementary to other library programs in the Midwest including the emerging program at the University of Wisconsin. It was also appealing to another school and she was eventually head-hunted by Andrew Draper, president of the University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign.Grotzinger, 1966, p. 86 The offer of a dual role as University of Illinois Head Librarian and Head of the Department of the Illinois State Library School appealed to Sharp, and in 1897, she took office in both roles.
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Development began with an exploratory committee formed in 1982, which gathered input from Hiroshima University, local agencies, and prefectural agencies. Between 1986 and 1988, several proposals and budget requests were submitted to the Ministry of Education of Japan for a medium-scale synchrotron radiation facility. In 1989, a chair for synchrotron radiation was established at Hiroshima University Graduate School of Science and studies began for the planning of a medium-scale synchrotron radiation source. However, with the approval of SPring-8 just 210 km away, the design emphasis of the project shifted away from the originally planned 1.5 GeV to a compact light source design which would be more complementary to a high-energy accelerator like SPring-8 and more appropriate for a university.
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However, since it is difficult or impossible to get unemployment insurance benefits without having worked in the past, those jobs and unemployment are more complementary than they are substitutes. (They are often held short-term, either by students or by those trying to gain experience; turnover in most low-paying jobs is high.) Another cost for the unemployed is that the combination of unemployment, lack of financial resources, and social responsibilities may push unemployed workers to take jobs that do not fit their skills or allow them to use their talents. Unemployment can cause underemployment, and fear of job loss can spur psychological anxiety. As well as anxiety, it can cause depression, lack of confidence, and huge amounts of stress, which is increased when the unemployed are faced with health issues, poverty, and lack of relational support.
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" Despite saying that "at just over an hour, The Russian Wilds is too long", The Quietus Barnaby Smith found that the album was "a marked step forward in Miller's songwriting" and found it to be "overall, a cascading and rewarding listen." Reviewer Aaron Leitko of Pitchfork Media noted that while The Russian Wilds "has all the tropes of a record-as-game-changer-- it's moody and duende-soaked, meticulously crafted, and sprawling in its ambition", the album "strives for timelessness, but sounds temporally adrift", adding that "The Russian Wilds main failing, though, is that, in comparison to the band's concerts, it feels flat." Rolling Stone David Fricke was more complementary, finding that the album's classic rock influences "are propelled with bracing studio clarity and hot-live gig immediacy" and saying that "the inspirations and pot-dream idealism may be retro; the zeal and momentum are not.
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