It had proven, turnkey operations already in place (and a unique membership-based business model, which we have a patent pending for), and it had seen quite a bit of success in its very brief past.
Overall, NES are active organisations, whose unique membership features a wide variety of national M&E stakeholders who potentially play key roles in country-led and localised M&E development.
GNM launches Extra – a unique new membership scheme for readers.
But he expressed empathy for Mickelson, who joins Murphy in a unique club, one whose membership neither man sought.
Those who aren't yet members but who are enticed by the idea will be able to get "Founding Memberships" ahead of the launch; this is capped to the first 1,000 members, but includes a $124 total yearly cost, which is a $25 discount on a normally priced yearly membership, and a unique Ford GoBike-branded Clipper card which will doubtless become a top collectible in time.
In contrast to crisp clustering methods, such as K-means clustering, which allocate each observation to a unique cluster, fuzzy clustering returns membership values for the different clusters for each observation [ 45].
The use of the services also requires a membership, which imparts a unique member name and password.
As a collective enterprise, the Global Network Initiative may offer a unique way forward – particularly if the membership expands and when Cisco decides that it has no choice but to sign up.
Then, we estimated, for each patient, a membership probability to each trajectory, and we assigned a unique trajectory to a patient by taking the maximum membership probability.
In Fig. 8, the membership function does not have a unique value for a specific value of X.
