According to Lembke and Wilson [37], identification exists when a member feels, thinks and behaves like a member of the group, which means that the member distinguishes a group identity from a self identity.
To illustrate the calculation of Banzhaf values, consider a voting body with two 2-vote members (distinguished as 2a and 2b) and one 3-vote member, in which a simple majority wins.
It reflects how sociality of group members distinguishes itself from the environment.
In the United States, physicians' practice is regulated at the state level, with medical board members distinguishing legitimate medical practice from unprofessional conduct.
Gossip provides important social information that helps group members distinguish what behavior is acceptable and what is unacceptable, and helps self-police the latter.
police department created a database of gang members, with names, addresses, phone numbers, photos of tattoos, nicknames, names of associates, cars, criminal records of family members, distinguishing scars, drug habits and, in some cases, details of every encounter with the law and school records.
We found that both professionals and family members distinguish factors related to the individual patient, the family situation, and the organizational level.
Actual structural data on the CRD for Smoothened rather than inferred structural information in the Nedelcu based on lipid interactions with related CRDs for Frizzled family members distinguishes the paper under review.
Family members are distinguished by unique structural domains, which give the individual family members their specialised functions.
"These students need to know that they're surrounded by bright, talented, inquisitive classmates and that their faculty members are distinguished and high caliber".
Software Product Lines (SPLs) are families of related software systems whose members are distinguished by the set of features each one provides.
