In addition, the MDS technique allows the projection of supplementary elements onto a reference or "active" space which is the space defined by the set of the data under scrutiny [15], [17], [18].
The projection of supplementary elements has been previously used with principal component analysis [20] and is also routinely used with correspondence analysis [39], [40].
Additional sequences are projected onto the active space as supplementary elements [15], according to the procedure summarized in Figure 1.
In addition, compared to phylogenetic methods, MDS provides the possibility to project supplementary elements onto a reference space [15], [17], [18].
Furthermore, the informational product type "supplementary elements" (Table 1) were not considered due to their high variability (regarding topic as well as type of text and material); therefore the transcripts (n = 3) of another focus group featuring only two other texts plus a supplementary element were excluded.
To integrate them properly as supplementary elements (Rajan, 2013), games require the adoption of high-quality support structures, student participation, as well the promotion of cognitive and metacognitive skills.
Within the workspace installation, Pattison has also introduced a few supplementary elements like a bitcoin mining rig and a series of videos depicting other new workspaces, enveloping the viewer in a rhythm of continuous workflow.
Most of the researchers agree that games should be treated mainly as supplementary elements (Sitzmann, 2011) since full integration requires high-quality mechanisms, students' engagement, and instructors' support.
However, simulating largest territories in neutral models requires consideration of supplementary elements, such as road networks.
However, interspersed in this history of substance metaphysics are pockets of process thought, partly as supplementary elements to an otherwise substance-geared theory, and partly as independent process-philosophical explorations.
As proposed by Busold et al. [ 11], Fagan et al. [ 12] superimposed Gene Ontology (GO) terms as supplementary elements onto CIA projections.
