complementarities

a culture based on the complementarity of men and women.

The yin and yang represent complementarity in Chinese philosophy.

The two colors are a perfect complementarity in this painting.

His strengths and weaknesses show a complementarity in his character.

The partnership between the two companies is based on complementarity.

The different skill sets of the team members create a sense of complementarity.

The flavors of sweet and salty create a taste complementarity in this dish.

The two styles of music blend together in perfect complementarity.

The different perspectives of the authors provide a complementarity to the overall discussion.

The collaboration between the designers and engineers showcases complementarity in their work.

The combination of theory and practice demonstrates a complementarity in learning.

Or go to those indirect complementarities that I mentioned as well.

Moreover, Bohr's principle of complementarity, suggesting that particles like electrons possess both wave and particle characteristics, further deepened our understanding of quantum mechanics.

Uruguay has shown that the power mix can work almost exclusively thanks to the complementarity of different renewable sources independently of their individual intermittency.

Surprisingly enough now, though, to have much more natural sources in the grid, because of their complementarity, we are much less dependent on weather variability.

If you consider a marriage where one parent is much more educated than the other, we also don't know exactly how these complementarities play a role.