This unknown but undoubtedly significant number of Christians probably is not represented in the membership counts of mainstream denominations, although some of them are (see earlier).
With this shift toward industrialization, the American Medical Association and especially the local medical societies struggle just to keep membership counts up.
Because clusters had varying numbers of members, all cluster pairs were not equal and were therefore weighted by 0.5 plus the log of the product of the two membership counts.
Cigna has lowered its official membership count to 13.25 million people from 14.15 million, based on what it said was more accurate information.
The official membership count is 80, and Ms. Burns estimates that 10 to 40 people show up at the observatory, which is just off Milbank Avenue on the grounds of the Julian Curtiss Elementary School.
Our membership count has grown every quarter but one," he said.
In the computer world Metcalfe's Law rules: The value of the network increases with the square of its membership count (see story).
Since there is no formal registration process and no official membership count has ever been taken, the exact membership statistics remain unknown.
The Detroit Chinese Business Association boasts a flourishing membership, and counts about 100 Chinese-owned businesses, mostly auto-related, in the region.
On arrival at the Kodak Theatre, the 10 nominees for best actor and actress will be informed that, within their categories, the votes of the Academy membership now count only as round one.
Re "A Long Slide in Union Membership" (The Count, Feb. 14), which said that union members accounted for 12 percent of wage and salary workers in 2009, down from 20 percent in 1983: But the decline's severity becomes even clearer when we consider the downward spiral of private-sector union membership, to about 7 percent from 17 percent.
