Sentence examples for membership data from inspiring English sources

Leadership The National Museum Directors Council (NMDC) membership data shows an ongoing gender imbalance at director level, although the balance drastically improved in 2012 when membership was expanded to include directors of regional museums.

Because we wanted to track not just economic and membership data but impact on nutrition, shelter, education, health, women's empowerment and social status, - monitoring, evaluation and learning has been the heaviest time burden on the team.

The first question is hard to answer because BlueMountain — which since 2001 has been owned by American Greetings, the big greeting card company — would not offer much membership data.

I'd have a hard time being an abortion rights advocate in the Bush administration, wouldn't I?) Based on 2001 membership data -- raw data from the National Federation of State High Schools, and from the N.C.A.A. -- for every single N.C.A.A. sports opportunity for a woman, there are 17 high school athletes available to fill the spot; for a man, there are 18.

Katherine Buckingham, head of disputes and discipline, wrote to him on 2 August saying: "The national party has received complaints that you have used Labour party membership data to deliver promotional leaflets on behalf of a third party (copy attached) to the houses of party members in Wallasey, which may constitute an unauthorised use of the data of Labour party members.

Membership data is based on 2006 2007 values.

They work either with statistics about the membership of data points to clusters based on external knowledge or internal criteria (literature as in data variation), which both require high computational efforts.

Fuzzy cluster analysis allows gradual membership of data points to clusters measured as degrees in [0, 1] providing the flexibility needed to express that data points can belong to more than one cluster.

To match how Auvik plans to disrupt traditional networking, Morin says that Auvik will also be priced in a disruptive way: there will be three tiers — See, Tell and Do — ranging from free of charge to a fee of about $12 per device per month, covering such things as community membership, and data collection, through to configuration services, 24-hour support and deeper analysis.

Convergence of the algorithm was empirically assessed by considering estimated cluster membership and data likelihood.

To build and validate PLS-DA models for class discrimination and class membership prediction, data for the subjects from different subgroups were randomly divided into the training (∼2/3 of all subjects in a given subgroup) and test (∼1/3 of the subjects) sets.