On the other hand, due to the intensive fuzzy membership calculations involved, accelerating FCM is significantly more difficult, which is why the majority of existing acceleration methods involve approximations [56 60].
He supported a settlement of the post-war reparations issue, and championed Germany's membership of the League, which was granted in September 1926 after intensive preparatory work by Nansen.
The Sōka-gakkai follows an intensive policy of conversion (shakubuku; literally, "break and subdue"), which increased its membership within a seven-year period (1951 57) from 3,000 to 765,000 families.
Therefore, the membership function of pressure p is not uniform and is more intensive in the low-pressure range.
The prospect of rapid growth in the labour-intensive textile sector was one of the most attractive aspects of WTO membership for China.
The discussion of the attributes with which the patients construed a 'class-membership' relation will be considered irrespective of the trichotomy of intensive, possessive and circumstantial attributes due to the lack of space.
The migration from the rural South to urban centres brought impressive membership gains in the North and the West aided by a vigorous evangelism making intensive use of radio.
I got a gym membership, invested in a pair of fancy new running shoes and threw myself into an intensive workout regimen.
After intensive social care and support he walked away when the riots began because he held more value in his membership of a community that has embraced him than a community that demanded his dark side.
