Sentence examples for member core from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the influences of strength and stiffness of external restraining member, core length, and other geometric parameters on the BRB performance were also studied.
The analytical model introduces one additional degree of freedom between the existing member (core of the retrofitted member) and its outer RC shell, thus allowing slip to take place at the interface between the existing member and the jacket.
Some serious stress fractures appeared this week when two prominent social activists on the 25-member core committee of India Against Corruption left the coalition.
The group couldn't bring the platoons of drummers, singers and dancers that are assembled for carnival at home, just a 13-member core led by Mestre Walter Ferreira de França, who was also the lead singer.
His members' core business is in Russia's regional elections, but they also pick up work in ex-Soviet countries.
To date, 437 Cama Peer Educators in Ghana have taught 31,666 school children and community members core financial literacy, life, and business skills.
The organization's website describes the group as the "largest National Socialist Party operating in the United States of America today" and claims members' core beliefs include "defending the rights of white people everywhere" and the "promotion of white separation".
Five percent of team members were core members of between five and nine different teams; over half of these were oncologists.
This motif was found in 106 members (in 86 members, the core was IGY, for Isoleucine, Glycine, and Tyrosine).
We therefore expect that peripheral members who become core members will be as active as core members in communicating even before being officially elected as core members (that is, that they are elected based on their activity, rather than their activity being driven by their committer status).
It might similarly be possible to predict which peripheral members will become core members from their individual actions.
