The phrase "a auxiliary" is not correct in English; it should be "an auxiliary." You can use "an auxiliary" when referring to a type of verb that helps to form tenses, moods, or voices of other verbs.
Example: "In the sentence 'She is running,' 'is' serves as an auxiliary verb."
Alternatives: "a helping verb" or "a supporting verb."
Internet of Knowledge (IoK) and Knowledge Cloud are proposed and developed in this paper to create an easily accessible education ecosystem which facilitates millions of professionals attaining to knowledge on-demand, as a auxiliary step shifting to modern education paradigm.
(a) "Auxiliary aids" means services or devices that enable persons with impaired sensory, manual, or speaking skills to have an equal opportunity to participate in, and enjoy the benefits of, the FDIC programs or activities, and Electronic and Information Technology set forth in § 352.2.
The problem is called a auxiliary problem for the generalized strongly nonlinear mixed variational-like inequality (2.1).
Panel B of Table 9 shows the re-processing of the results of Table 3, corresponding to the panel A auxiliary variable estimation results.
In conclusion, this study revealed that altered PAG texture Contrast presented in MOH patients undetected by visual assessment, and it may be associated with PAG dysfunction and may be considered as a auxiliary diagnostic and evaluated imaging biomarker in MOH patients.
Dundas, even by this early stage in the war, was the only member of the original 'A' (Auxiliary) pilots still with 609.
Occasionally an auxiliary becomes a regular trooper.
There was even an auxiliary flat, a couple of doors down, to accommodate the overflow.
"We have not had a president with an auxiliary White House," he added.
To account for gene gain events, we introduce an auxiliary outgroup, a tube d* connecting the root of S with an auxiliary outgroup species d*.
The process leading to an appointment as an auxiliary is lengthy.
