Sentence examples for knowledge membership from inspiring English sources

Several players in this year's field of 96 were approached under the shade of the oak tree in front of the clubhouse and asked their opinion of Augusta National's not yet extending (to the best of anyone's knowledge) membership to the new I.B.M. chief executive, Virginia M. Rometty, as it did her four male predecessors.

The CoPKM's ability to produce authoritative policy recommendations or have them (or the underlying frameworks) internalized by its members will depend on its domain of knowledge, membership, facilitation and internal cohesion as well as on its ultimate objectives.

Insight to the process operation is maintained since all the modules can be assessed by expert knowledge and membership definitions relate measurements to appropriate operating areas.

In the control scheme, a mean-based fuzzy identifier without prior knowledge of membership functions is merged into direct adaptive controller with a linear state estimator.

In this context, based on the expert knowledge, some membership functions and fuzzy rule configurations have been evaluated.

The former two descriptions require the knowledge of membership functions or probability distribution whereas the uncertainties can be easily described by interval arithmetic with upper and lower bounds, which coincides with the available load or wind power forecast methods [12, 13].

Teams and groups seem to be characterised by tacit or explicit knowledge about their membership or who is eligible for membership, and can readily identify those who are not members.

By 'social identity' we refer, in Tajfel's own words, to "that part of an individual's self-concept which derives from his knowledge of his membership of a social group (or groups) together with the value and emotional significance attached to that membership" (Tajfel 1981, p. 255).

Assuming perfect membership knowledge, this unrealistic case produces a wide fractional mass error distribution, with a width E=0.87.

As a result of having developed their linguistic registers in informal contexts they have not used Spanish in situations where this particular type of language is utilized to construct knowledge or negotiate membership in an academic or professional community.

CT measurements were made by raters without knowledge of subgroup membership.