Examples of using Complemented in English and their translations into Malay
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The board is complemented by mr.
For the colonial style are characterized by bulky wooden beds of rich colors,often complemented by columns.
They verified and complemented my reading and study.
Supply refers to car maintenance, automotive fuel,Guangdong oil and special-t liquid filling complemented;
This small force was complemented in 1567 by a Swiss Guards.
If the ceilings are high,then an arched frame construction is installed above the bathroom, complemented by open shelves on the sides.
The cards will be complemented this year by a Smart Hajj ID app, Al-Maddah said.
Made my tummy disappear, and definitely complemented my shape.
It has always been complemented by our recognition that government, too, has a critical role to play.
Swiss Hundred Guard was a small force and was complemented in 1567 by a Swiss Guards regiment.
The two complemented each other in a typical example of diglossia until the resolution of the Greek language question in favour of Demotic.
Its special feature was a unique circular screen that complemented the carnival atmosphere of the performance.
Often complemented by a particular wine, amuse-bouches both prepare the guest for the meal and offer a glimpse into the chef's approach to the art of cuisine.
We can say that these three artists complemented each other, and constituted a kind of symbiosis.
Through Antonovsky's study, the hitherto common focus of science on the development of disease(pathogenesis)was complemented by the aspects of salutogenesis.
White is combined with lilac and complemented by photo wallpapers, which extend the space and set their own rhythm and mood in a small kitchen.
The base is Winamp's 5.666 patched version,which has been complemented with a bunch of valuable enhancements.
Thanks to improved business, they have now complemented their U.S. server with a local data centre presence and are seeking to develop their own cloud to increase local usage.
Planned population in the range of120,000 to 140,000 people were to be complemented by employment of between 72,000 to 90,000 jobs.
This is a kitchen furniture, which in the middle of the room is complemented not by the dining room group, but by a table from the headset ensemble.
MetaQuotes, a developer of the software for both versions,retained all advantages of the earlier version and complemented them with some new helpful features.
A name that many website owners already know and trust,GoDaddy has complemented its services with SSL certificates that go for as low as $75.15.
The Muslims and Hindus of Kashmir lived in relative harmony,since the Sufi-Islamic way of life that ordinary Muslims followed in Kashmir complemented the Rishi tradition of Kashmiri Pandits.
Our state of the art learning portalprovides access to online written materials, complemented by audio/visual content, group interaction and networking opportunities.
Kenny Rogers Roasters is a mid-casual dining restaurant withroast chicken as its main core item complemented by a rich variety of hot and cold side dishes.
The combined Greek and Indian cultural traditions have influenced Japanese art andreligion since the 6th century AD, complemented by the introduction of Mahayana sectarian Buddhism.
Better sports, recreational, entertainment,cultural and community facilities shall be provided and complemented by an integrated transportation system and high quality infrastructure.
The MBA Personal and Professional Development Programme combines career development andcompetency development activities, complemented by individual careers consultations and networking events.
Seidman students also tap into the resources of a full university-- faculty, facilities,programs, and libraries-- complemented by internet instruction that brings interactive education to the desktop.
The Master in Strategic Management is anexecutive program that channels all the participants' experience and complemented by the latest academic and professional information taken from other realities.