The phrase "auxiliary files" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to additional files that support or enhance the main files in a project or system.
Example: "Before running the software, make sure to check that all auxiliary files are properly linked."
Alternatives: "supporting files" or "supplementary files".
At initial submission there is a total maximum file size of 25 MB for all such auxiliary files combined and no more than 10 auxiliary files can be uploaded.
CUBioS includes: (i) a database; (ii) a light weight database browser; (iii) a cloud for storing auxiliary files, archiving the data and computing over the data; (iv) utilities for uploading and annotating the data and (v) Web 2.0 widgets for accessing, analyzing and visualizing the data.
We could explicitly define these instances in the CBO meta-model file, including their spatial structure, to specify the initial state of the model; however, it is more straightforward to describe the initial and subsequent configurations via the VTK auxiliary files.
Any related manuscript that is under consideration or accepted in another journal but not yet published by any author on the manuscript should be included with your submission or revision so it can be uploaded as an auxiliary file.
These data primitives are contained in an auxiliary file used in the parallel implementation called MPICopyfile.c.c
This general parallelism is implemented exclusively in the files MPIprotdist.c, MPIprotpars.c and MPIproml.c, which are modifications to the original protdist.c, protpars.c, and proml.c, files as well as the auxiliary file containing the data primitives (MPIcopyfile.c).c
This auxiliary file is a plain text file, where each sequence accession number is given a unique index number, sequentially, starting from 0 for long sequences and from 16,384 for the shorter ones.
This is done by the auxiliary file pointsInContour.m.
The NetworkViewer saves the manually-adjusted layout as well as other visual attributes such as edge width in an auxiliary file, which, when provided along with the model file, guides the NetworkViewer to generate identical visualization using the stored configuration.
When pixels from non-NLCD sources indicate a potential change, but there is no corroboration with the NLCD or any other data, the information is saved to a separate auxiliary file.
After visual inspection, the auxiliary file was rejected for use because the uncorroborated 'change' occurred outside the temporal range of the study or did not represent a true landscape change (noise).
