英語 での Complementarity の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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His early contributions to economics were in pure economic theory- on marginal utility, complementarity, hierarchical structures of wants and the pervasive Austrian School issue of time.
The complementarity of DNA and RNA is of great utility for the conveyance of genetic information, as well as(mainly in the case of RNA) the formation of secondary and tertiary structure critical for function.
Western Ideas for African Growth: Diversity and Complementarity in Development Aidedited with Kenichi Ohno, Routledge.
By combining forces in this way, the complementarity of respective activities of the European Commission and the Council of Europe has been enhanced.
This year, the research group conducted case studies regarding regional collaboration, including historical development since the pre-colonial period, international cooperation in the area of finance, and regional complementarity and the spread of trade, investment, and technology.
As an inherently interdisciplinary and flexible programme, the MA in Communication Studies intersects a multiplicity of fields and areas in the humanities and social sciences and offers an opportunity to explore their complementarity and interconnectedness.
The respect and the peaceful and harmonic complementarity of the various cultures and economies is essential to save the planet, humanity and life.
Share and save music, videos and photos thanks to Windows Live Essentials that creates a complementarity between the actions taken on your pc and the applications that you use online.
Understand the differences between managerial responsibilities and functions of experts in the field of technology, between knowledge and skills and those of others, as well as to evaluate their mutual complementarity.
With regard to complementarity, it is important for some diagnostic applications to determine whether the hybridization represents complete or partial complementarity.
With regard to complementarity, it is important for some assays of the invention to determine whether the hybridization represents complete or partial complementarity.
Complementary: As referred to herein, nucleic acids that are“complementary” can be perfectly or imperfectly complementary, as long as the desired property resulting from the complementarity is not lost, e.g., ability to hybridize.
In order to conduct support buying of the yen, selling dollars and selling marks affects the yen dollar exchange rate differently, with the difference depending on the degree of substitutability and complementarity currencies.
Secondly, cross-hybridization can be reduced since a target must both hybridize and also contain perfect complementarity at its 3' terminus for label incorporation in a primer extension reaction.
Summit Peak site Will seek to establish inter-regional exchanges, effective communication and collaboration platform for the formation of the region in close cooperation, complementarity, between the development of a good pattern.
Although we find significant differences between countries regarding the impact of downloading for music, our results suggest rather little complementarity between these two channels of music consumption.
This federalism, or the politics of complementarity, is a similar feature of the EU, and it is by virtue of this that the EU, a peace community established after overcoming the War, is maintaining its harmony.
A State based on respect and egalitarianism between all, with principles of sovereignty, dignity, complementarity, solidarity, harmony and equality in the distribution and redistribution of the social product, where dominate the search for well-living;
Ministers welcomed the progress achieved by Senior Officials in ensuring that this year's outputs reflected a balance and complementarity among the three pillars of the OAA, namely, trade and investment liberalization, trade and investment facilitation, and economic and technical cooperation.
The monastery and the hermitages of Pulsano manifest in the most concrete, in the rich decorations of the abbey and the bare rock of the hermitages, complementarity that there must always be between active and contemplative life, according to the most authentic monastic tradition.