Moreover, they act as a mutually complementing measure which will no doubt assist in bringing about a single multilaterally and legally binding instrument on security assurances in the future.
On the contrary, mutually complementing one another, they should ensure progress in the negotiation process in order to achieve a final settlement of the conflict.
The methodology involves three mutually complementing sets of data: satellite data (thermal images in the high-resolution picture transmission (HRPT) format from the NOAA satellites); aerial survey data (thermal images obtained with thermovisors); and land-based survey data (point measurements of IR-thermal radiation temperature taken with IR-thermal thermometers and surface temperature measurements taken with contact probes, and thermal images obtained with thermovisors from the ground and dominant heights).
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