The phrase "member area" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a term used to refer to a specific page or section of a website restricted to members of the site. For example, "By accessing the member area, you can access exclusive deals and rewards."
The member areas and joint coordinates are treated as design variables of the tower to which a reasonable initial geometry is specified.
On changing coordinate variables, using the Hooke and Jevees pattern search algorithm, the member areas are treated as dependent design variables.
Although the proposed GA uses a fixed-length vector of design variables representing member areas and change in nodal coordinates, a simple member exclusion principle is introduced to obtain differing topologies.
In particular, the DBO approach is found to be suitable for truss topology design since the method allows member areas to have cross-sectional areas equal to zero exactly.
Whilst there may be members with a strong political bent it's not immediately evident in the member areas.
The joint powers authority will receive a total of $24.1 million through Measure M, a countywide sales tax passed by voters in 2016, to be distributed throughout member areas in a five-year period.
Just know that if you don't know the Non-Member worlds and maps, getting to know the member areas, weapons, and game is going to be much different, and add to the challenge.
Staff can access an exclusive members area, which provides details of upcoming events, news articles and links to Spectrum's social media presence on Facebook and Twitter.
Offering free internet access and even bookable meeting rooms to TalkTalk customers in a special members' area, it is likely to get very busy.
Moments after the trophy had been awarded, I fought my way through the MCG members' area towards the Pakistan dressing-room.
