Sentence examples for membership for instance from inspiring English sources
His membership, for instance, in the African-American business students association? Deleted.
Euro membership, for instance, has removed the option of quasi-default via inflation for the heavily indebted on Europe's periphery.
In a 1995 poll of the N.F.L. Players Association membership, for instance, 93.4percentt said they believed artificial turf increased their likelihood of injury.
A trade organization working party must first consolidate the agreements Beijing has signed with various countries into a single document outlining the terms of its membership, for instance.
Note that these numbers only indicate cluster membership; for instance, cluster 0 is not more closely related to cluster 1 than to cluster 22 or any other cluster.
That variation in price makes it impossible to reverse-engineer exact membership numbers from total membership revenue: For instance, $1,500 in membership revenue could come from 38 annual membership renewals or from one new lifetime membership.
Bars no longer had to set themselves up as private clubs that charged would-be drinkers membership fees, for instance.
"This is a hymn for whoever just locked their car keys in their Focus the day after their AA membership expired," for instance.
Indeed, in a set theoretic framework, it is possible to formulate properties using the membership relations, for instance the property that the carrier set of the structure contains the natural number 0, property that is not preserved in general by isomorphisms.
The objective of PCM, (J_{mathrm {PCM}}) includes an individual parameter (beta _j) for each cluster, and (nabla J_{mathrm {PCM}} = 0) yields begin{aligned} {u_{lj}}= e^{-{d_{lj}}/beta _j} end{aligned} (8)for membership of instances to clusters and Eq. 7 for cluster centres.
Ford, for example, has joined a pilot project on diabetes management, in Louisville and Cincinnati, giving bonuses to doctors who achieve treatment goals and rewards for employees (such as fitness club memberships) who agree, for instance, to monitor such things as blood glucose levels.
