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Unicode also contains support for 54 other writing systems, from Mongolian to Thai to Gothic to Cyrillic.

Taking apart the old Nintendo games is, for him, a prank; his research report is filled with lines like, "The FCEUX emulator [that simulates a Nintendo in software] is about a jillion lines of C++-ish code, was intended as an interactive GUI application, contains support for multiple different platforms, and the code is, on a scale from a pile of horse shit to not horse shit, approximately a 2".

The method was implemented as a stand-alone program that currently contains support for Fpocket and Concavity out of the box, but is easily extendible to support other tools.

And if the vagueness or diversity set contains support functions that assign even more extreme priors, say, priors that are nearly ten million times higher for some hypotheses asserting frequencies below.99 than for hypotheses within.99 of 1 (the table's last row), this poses no great problem for convergence-to-agreement.

The Medtap also contains "support and relationships (e3)" and "attitudes (e4)" at a general level (e3).

Lastly, even though it is mostly focused on the biological data and its analysis, BCML also contains support for a number of graphical hints, such as border, background and text colors of the elements (while the original SBGN specification is monochromatic).

This wiki contains supporting information for the book The Comparative Method in Evolutionary Anthropology and Biology by Charles Nunn.

The horizontal axis is expressed as the mapping points of the area which contains supported (edge area) and suspended graphene (center area).

Figure S1 contains supporting figures.

Bruch's membrane is the basement membrane of both the RPE and the choriocapillaris, which contains supporting elastic and collagen fibers [ 9].

This file contains supporting information for the results presented in the manuscript "Tracking social contact networks with online respondent-driven detection: who recruits whom?".