Under this "right to be forgotten," Europeans who terminate frequent-flier memberships, for example, can demand that airlines delete their flight and mileage records, says Lukas Feiler, a lawyer who specializes in information technology and privacy law.
Each atom i in a molecular dynamics simulation may be uniquely assigned to one of the Nclust clusters considered [ 7, 25, 26], represented by a "crisp" vector of cluster-membership; for example, c im = [0,0, 0,1, 0,0] if atom i belongs to cluster 4 out of Nclust = 6 clusters.
We know that people will have questions about their membership, including, for example, the status of their professional indemnity insurance.
American and British unions have been consolidating in their respective countries to counter falling membership; steelworkers, for example, only account for 20% of United Steelworkers members, with health-care workers, miners and others making up the rest.
Units of identity refer to membership in, for example, a family, social network, or geographic neighborhood, and are socially created dimensions of identity (Steuart 1993).
