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The systematic conservation planning approach added complementarity into the site selection process as a measure of the contribution of a particular area to the overall unrepresented conservation targets, thus increasing the area efficiency of conservation areas (Ferrier et al. 2000; Margules and Pressey 2000).

The introduction of nonlinear complementarity functions into the frictional contact conditions combined with the global equilibrium leads to a system of nonlinear equations, which is solved in terms of the semi-smooth Newton method.

Second, it is argued that EMAS and ISO 14001 are likely in a situation of direct competition at present which may well turn into complementarity in the future.

Our approach builds on previous work that has included species complementarity into reserve design at the small scale to account for the overlap in species ranges and the acquisition of partial rather than entire planning units.

We also incorporate species complementarity into priority setting at the large scale, where partial rather than entire planning units can be acquired.

We used miRNA targets that were computed based on genome-wide prediction algorithms that take sequence complementarity into account.

The implicit complementarity problem was introduced into the complementarity theory in [3] as a mathematical tool in the study of some stochastic optimal control problems.

This new approach is based on the numerical solution of a special type of eigenvalue problems that takes into account the complementarity character of the pair (displacement, obstacle reaction) at each unilateral support.

By introducing the linear complementarity relationship between the relative displacement of the wheels and the bridge at the contact points, the dynamic interaction problem of the vehicle-bridge coupled system is transformed into a standard linear complementarity problem, and two models with different connection relations between the wheels and the bridge are proposed.

Production complementarities in the household, on the other hand, imply differential selection into marriage for men and women.

From a policy stand point, the institutions in charge of providing incentives and administering instruments intended to promote conservation should take into account the complementarity of the adoption decisions.