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This new database complements already existing ones by permitting the storage of raw data that are not classified by shot number.

AZOrange complements already available machine learning packages by interfacing and customizing several state-of-the-art machine learning algorithms.

Opened in 2014, the Atlantis exhibit complements already sizable offerings from the nation's space program.

Aircraft flying from the Kuznetsov will increase the payload raining down daily on east Aleppo, especially if the carrier bears a full load of 40 aircraft, likely matching the current complement already on the ground.

Amazon continues to make great strides with their big data offerings, with the ever-increasing adoption of Redshift complementing already popular services like S3 and EMR (Elastic MapReduce).

The restructuring project was guided by the MPS-SV service reference model, which is compatible to the CMMI-SVC reference model, complementing already established software engineering practices for the provision of development as a continuous IT service.

The RIF is one of several tools that support EPHT work and is designed to complement already existing methods.

These aspects and the applicability of GenomeRing to other fields of research make it a highly usable visualization strategy complementing already existing visualization techniques.

These processor architectures can in principle be used additively to meet the ever increasing computational demands of MCPSC by complementing already in use distributed computing approaches [ 25].

Nevertheless, our results here provide new insights on the photosynthesis associated proteins in phytoplasma infected plants at the transcriptome level, and thus complement already obtained biochemical data from studies on C. roseus infected with ash yellows phytoplasmas, on apple trees infected with phytoplasmas causing apple proliferation and grapevine infected with 'BN' phytoplasma [ 33, 34].

Complementing already available standalone tools (Chen et al., 2009; Ge et al., 2008), a database-centric architecture enables Genevar to perform complex queries on-the-fly and does not have a high memory requirement for prior reading in large-scale datasets.