supplementary
ಪೂರಕ
definition
noun
Obviously we are a panel of three and different members of the panel will explore different issues, but we may well ask supplementaries in order that we can ensure that the areas on which we require further information are well explored.
a supplementary person or thing.
adjective
the center's work was to be seen as supplementary to orthodox treatment and not a substitute for it
completing or enhancing something.
translation of 'supplementary'
ಪೂರಕ ಪರೀಕ್ಷೆ,
ಅಧಿಕವಾದ,
ಪೂರಕವಾದ
example
Students are provided with all necessary materials including text-based study modules, 'supplementary' textbooks, and access to various on-line facilities.
The 'supplementary' feed was given in amounts necessary to maintain a body condition score of 5 to 6 in a 1 to 9 scoring system described by Herd and Sprott.
Content consists of digital images from 700 artists, as well as 'supplementary' information about the artwork and background information on each of the featured artists.
To validate our analysis, a draft of the empirical part of the paper was circulated to the key individuals interviewed, and the accuracy of the account was discussed over the phone in 'supplementary' interviews.
To dismiss his band mates as 'supplementary' would be totally unjust as besides some pretty half-hearted vocals that seem to have been added as an afterthought there's a level of freewheeling invention that surpasses most.
Corporations and nonprofit organizations, often working together, stepped in with a wide range of 'supplementary' readings, classroom activities and, in recent years, websites.
Then there's no end of trade publications, broker reports and media punditry that can provide 'supplementary' company information.
During the process of transcribing his notebooks, he made additional annotations in the margins referring to 'supplementary' information he had since collected.
Attempts to generate 'supplementary' material to help those coming to it as a medium for the first time, to give some insight into how productions are created, but still evolve, can just seem stilted and off-putting.
Teaching is mostly by slide lecture, with 'supplementary' gallery talks that provide access to the unparalleled collections in the museum.
Useful introductory and 'supplementary' materials and informed commentaries on the individual works make this a work of interest to specialists and others.
On steeper slopes contour cropping without 'supplementary' practices reduces erosion losses by only about 10 percent.
Looms of this type are so named because they are fitted with a number of 'supplementary' heddles that would be ‘drawn up’ by one or more assistants to the weaver.
Nor has any effort been made to provide 'supplementary' information of any sort, not even a few background production notes on the case or its insert.
What I resent is when something has been poorly thought out and you have to try to work out what was meant, and do 'supplementary' research to make the piece hang together in any form.
The draw-loom of Mahdia is a much simpler device, with four 'supplementary' heddles operated in sequence by the weaver's assistant.
In addition, they've added some interesting 'supplementary' material which makes the whole package a rather attractive one.
The easy exposition and the portrayal of the historical developments make this useful 'supplementary' reading; with a text of original writings, it could serve as a good introductory text in the history of finance.
In the financial accounts, adjustments are made with the 'supplementary' information to split the data from these returns into separate financial and non-financial corporations.
In light of the above, it is recommended that another 'supplementary' regulation be put in place that prohibits residents from owning significant bank deposits denominated in overseas currencies.
Computer programs can allow learners to access 'supplementary' information easily and quickly and also allow the learner to control the pace.
Thus, the steam-turbine generator may be 'supplementarily' fired in addition to the waste heat.
Several Mesozoic bivalves from Japan, which were overlooked in the preparation of the present catalogue or described after the completion of this manuscript, are 'supplementarily' listed below.
Ketogenic milk was introduced 'supplementarily' in 55 patients and exclusively in five patients.
Obviously we are a panel of three and different members of the panel will explore different issues, but we may well ask 'supplementaries' in order that we can ensure that the areas on which we require further information are well explored.
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