Sentences with phrase «intended as a complement»

Curated by Omar Lopez Chahoud and Laurie De Chiara, the exhibition was intended as a complement to British artist Damien Hirst's Freeze exhibition from 1988.

Not exact matches

I enjoy the process of shopping, whether physically or virtually adding items to the cart (and removing items from the cart, this also key), and find it especially satisfying when there is some harmony or narrative to the cart, as when, in the grocery store, purchasing ingredients that complement one another, seem conspicuously to belong with one another, * reveal precisely what you intend to make with them.

As with all other pet health guides, it is a comprehensive resource intended to complement veterinary care, not replace it.

The 95 % formulas are intended as kibble toppers and mixers, but these premium meats will complement a home - prepared diet as well.

In the developers defense it's clear that this style of checkpoint system as intended to complement the survival - horror nature of the game by making it tougher on the player, which would have been great, except that the checkpoint doesn't make the game tougher, it just makes it more bloody infuriating when you've got to replay an entire section because your lead pipe passed through a zombie, or because of some other daft thing.

This makes sense as Andrew House, Sony's head of PlayStation, said the Neo is «intended to sit alongside and complement the standard PS4,» not replace it.

Complementing the residency and exhibitions will be panel discussions intended for the general public, university students, and faculty in which the exhibiting artists, art historians, and activists will explore topics such as attitudes toward feminist art among women of different generations; the role of artists as agents of change; and the representation of women in the contemporary art world.

Israel's portraits are intended to complement — and comment on — the grand gallery, which is filled with 17th - and 18th - century portraits of famous figures of the British noble class as well that of Sarah Siddons, the great actress and celebrity of 18th - century London.

Originally conceptualized as the Fine Arts Lecture Room intended to complement the Fine Arts Department then located on the seventh floor, [65] the room was completed in 1939 [66] and features stone mullions, chambranle, and other trim as well as wooden lecture seating and a coffered ceiling.

As such, C - ROADS is intended to complement use of other, more disaggregated models such as MAGICC, MINICAM, AIM, EPPA and MERGAs such, C - ROADS is intended to complement use of other, more disaggregated models such as MAGICC, MINICAM, AIM, EPPA and MERGas MAGICC, MINICAM, AIM, EPPA and MERGE.

«Our justice system will be further strengthened with the introduction of the JusticeNet program, as it will serve to complement existing access to justice programs intended for people who do not qualify for legal aid.»

• Write in vigorous and animated language that persuades the reader • Use an action close — say you will call — instead of implying that you will wait for a call • Address your letter to individuals as opposed to a human resource manager • Bait your letters with marketable skills that you intend to bring to the employer • Do not summarize your resume — create a letter that complements the information in your resume

Rather, the judicial system contemplated by the Code of Ethics is intended to complement and supplement the judicial resources of the state and provide an alternative means of dispute resolution that is cheaper, swifter, and as fair, or, perhaps, even fairer.