direct complement

Clemens gradually came to feature the forkball as a direct complement to his fastball.

The print is a direct complement to the from-the-runway military look that’s hot this season in every market—from womenswear to infant clothes.

This exercise is a direct complement to the Business Gateway vision exercise, discussed previously.

For example, the direct complement of a verb is assigned accusative, irrespective of any other properties that it might have.

A more direct complement to Ms. Winborn's languid expression is the steely, stoic close-up of Robert Ladislas Derr.

Note that the direct complement 'K' of 'Q' is not uniquely determined by 'Q', and likewise the extending map 'g' in the above definition is typically not unique.

This direct complement becomes the accent color, used to create a dominant color grouping of three similar colors accented with the direct complement (or the near complement) of one of them.