Sentence examples for member distinction from inspiring English sources

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In contrast to gang member and nongang member distinction, Guinea baboon males do not differ in their response behavior toward neighboring and stranger males and largely ignore any nongang member, irrespective of familiarity; that is, they neither show a "dear enemy" nor "nasty neighbour" effect.

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(Actually, von Neumann develops a theory of functions, taken as primitive, rather than classes, wherein corresponding to the member/non-member distinction one has a distinction between an object that can be an argument of some function and one that cannot. In its modern form, due to Bernays and Gödel, it is a single-sorted theory of classes).

She was elected a Member of Distinction by the Colony Club in New York and also belonged to The Society of Mayflower Descendants, the River Club of New York and the Ekwanok Club of Manchester, VT.

For the calculation of the shear capacity of a structural concrete member, a distinction is to be made between members with and without shear reinforcement.

Now the company can add a new distinction: member of the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.

Using a form of argument drawn from Avicenna, he argues that given the first member of each distinction, we can prove the existence of the second.

Resigning his Selukwe seat, Smith contested and won the Federal Assembly's Midlands constituency in the inaugural Federal election on 15 December 1953, and thereafter continued as a backbench member of little distinction.

It was not unions that voted for Ed Miliband, but affiliated union members, a significant distinction.

Under the early monarchy the Senate developed as an advisory council; in 509 bc it contained 300 members, and a distinction existed within it between the heads of the greater and of the lesser families.

The application and market presence of regional food labeling schemes are quite diverse across Europe; the broad range of food labeling policies within European Union member states reflects distinctions in historical evolution, organization, and development of food industries, as well as different consumer interests, attitudes, and behaviors.

Those who have previously crossed the Arctic Circle are considered "polar bears," and Coast Guard members with this distinction were allowed to wear special red shirts to celebrate the day, a splash of color added to their everyday navy blue uniforms.

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