Word: complements
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Committee should also discuss the Sophomore Standing Program, which at present is clearly inconsistent with the concept of general education and which conceivably could be abolished if the Gen Ed program were expanded. An alternative would be to have advanced standing sophomores take the full complement of Gen Ed courses while reducing their concentration requirements...
...vehicle for genetic information. Watson and Crick hypothesized that the two strands of the molecule were complementary, that is, that the arrangement of groups on one strand determined the arrangement on the other. Thus, if the strands were to separate, each might be able to form its complement if the necessary components were available, and in this way two identical DNA molecules would result...
...establishment in the West, the Times plans to stay an Eastern paper. Times news bureaus in San Francisco and Los Angeles will continue to work for New York, and not for the Western edition. At the new headquarters in Los Angeles, all but six of the 82-man complement are technicians or circulation...
...from Squaresville. The company's 1963 line marks a brave attempt to change young minds. What Romney did for the Rambler was to build a loyal following to whom its unchanging, old-fashioned looks seemed a comfortable complement to economy and leonine performance. But he and others at AMC began to worry that this philosophy appealed almost exclusively to the 40-and-over age group, and that most younger buyers thought the Rambler was from Squaresville...
...would make "the ownership of international corporations truly international." Before 2,500 delegates from 50 nations who attended the Eighth International Congress of Accountants in Manhattan last week, Donner argued that stock ownership of worldwide companies by the citizens of the countries where they operate would be a "natural complement to the rapidly widening acceptance of free world trade...