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The most likely course for Dell, however, could be pulling off a series of small deals aimed at complementing Dell's growing prowess in the data center.
The gateways were aimed at slowing down the vehicles entering in the built-up area, while the traffic calming devices were aimed at complementing the gateway effect inside the built-up area.
This paper presents a didactic activity belonging to a long-term project, aimed at complementing the culture of computer engineering students with a solid knowledge of systems and control theory and methods.
This chapter is aimed at complementing the work already carried out by other authors to facilitate the understanding of the processes and the variables affecting the behavior of a pneumatic nebulizer and discusses the most common and novel nebulizers.
This paper presents the results of using low-cost educational videos, aimed at complementing face-to-face and distance courses of the Degrees in Industrial Engineering, Industrial Organization and Aeronautical Engineering at ETSEIAT Technical School off Industrial Engineering and Aeronautical Engineering of Terrassa).
Oral health-related quality of life measurements are aimed at complementing clinical indicators, which has a two-fold advantage.
Our approach aims at complementing ongoing discussions on rationality postulates for inconsistency measures by considering expressivity as a desirable property.
By analysing the nonlinear fluid structure interaction problem, the present work aims at complementing existing studies, in which linear eddy-airfoil interactions are considered for unforced configurations.
The Broader Approach activities aim at complementing the ITER project and at an acceleration of fusion energy in the framework of collaboration between Japan and EURATOM.
The field of gene expression data analysis has grown in the past few years from being purely data-centric to integrative, aiming at complementing microarray analysis with data and knowledge from diverse available sources.
The concept of Retinal Vision we introduce aims at complementing these biologically inspired tools with models of higher-order visual process, specifically the Human Saccadic System.
