complementary
పరిపూరకరమైన
definition
adjective
three guitarists playing interlocking, complementary parts
combining in such a way as to enhance or emphasize the qualities of each other or another.
complementary therapies such as aromatherapy
of or relating to complementary medicine.
translation of 'complementary'
పరి పూర్ణమైన
example
However, they work by mechanisms that are completely different and yet 'complementary' to the use of salvia.
The technologies are 'complementary' to each other, so there is no automatic choice.
More recently, however, the two programmes are adopting approaches that are becoming more 'complementary' to each other with enormous scope for learning from each other's experience.
Other forms of 'complementary' therapy include acupuncture and chiropractic care.
Lynn sees reflexology as a 'complementary' treatment, as opposed to alternative.
As this passage suggests, the argument he is about to undertake is different from, and 'complementary' to, the previous argument concerning the non-contractual aspects of contract.
While discovery and choice compete as the basis of identity, knowledge and choice are essentially 'complementary' to each other.
But what if we imagined an entirely different developmental model (or at least one 'complementary' to that of traditional scholarship)?
The proposal that 'complementary' health practitioners be certified has been referred to state governments.
The bottom strand of the substrate is the 'complementary' sequence of the top strand.
All three modalities are 'complementary' to each other and can be used alone or in combination.
The most popular 'complementary' therapies among participants were Diet, Herbalism, Homeopathy and Aromatherapy.
Specific genes are then identified and quantified by hybridization to a labelled DNA probe of a 'complementary' sequence.
The DNA samples were denatured after irradiation, a primer was annealed to one of the strands, and a 'complementary' strand was constructed using a polymerase enzyme.
We report unbinding force measurements between 'complementary' strands of DNA as a function of temperature.
Its economies are 'complementary' to each other, leaving ample room for exchanges and representing common interests either bilaterally or on an international level to further a free system of trade.
By using 'complementary' sequences of DNA molecules that were attached to different nanocrystals, small groupings of gold nanocrystals could be formed.
The two industries are 'complementary' to each other and therefore are not in any direct competition.
Neil is a senior lecturer at two leading 'complementary' therapy colleges and has two busy homeopathic practices.
These two approaches are likely to be 'complementary' to each other.
Section five deals with various points of view of the religions and how they are supplementary and 'complementary' to each other.
We focus on the mainstream retail clients, so the two businesses are 'complementary' to each other.
For this reason, many people turn to 'complementary' therapies such as homeopathy, acupuncture and herbal remedies.
We are hoping that whoever comes forward will provide the town with a building which is 'complementary' to the style of the remainder of the Pier Hill redevelopment.
He has been interested in self-development and 'complementary' therapies since 1995.
These facts have led many patients to seek symptom relief through the use of alternative and/or 'complementary' therapies.
In so doing, general practitioners have shown that the intellectual framework within which they operate is different from, 'complementary' to, but no less demanding than that of specialists.
Melissa has been studying and exploring a wide range of 'complementary' therapies over the past seven years.
It offers a range of 'complementary' therapies such as aromatherapy massage, acupuncture, arts and crafts, drama and music.
This type of situation would appear to present two problems which are 'complementary' to each other.
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