Sentence examples for membership test from inspiring English sources
"membership test" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is commonly used when discussing membership in a group or organization, and refers to a process of determining if someone qualifies to join or remain a member. Example: In order to become a member of the club, you must pass the membership test which involves a written exam and an interview with current members.
Whether it had members other than Mr. Ferrari is unclear, but one of his best known artworks suggests that he more than fulfilled any possible membership test.
The results show that Fragmented Bloom Filters lead to save memory and computational resources at the membership test.
To this end, we introduce the cFP structure of critical False Positives k-mers, implemented with a standard set allowing fast membership test.
The government has already said it wants a referendum in 2010.In theory, Poland does not have the right to question the principle of joining the euro: the EU's new members are supposed to join once they pass the membership tests.
The membership testing needs Groebner basis reduction.
However, because a Bloom Filter is only capable of performing membership tests given a key, we need to store information about those resources in the actual key.
In order to efficiently verify gate level arithmetic circuits, we model the circuit and the specification with polynomial system and the verification problem is formulated as membership testing of the given specification polynomial in corresponding ideal of the circuit polynomials.
Secondly, we examined the link between the number of stocked fish per hectare and the membership of stocked populations to their source(s) cluster (source q-membership) as well as the link between the number of stocking events and the source q-membership using Spearman's rank test correlations.
We demonstrate that, based on the information of the construction method of these objects, the point-in-membership-test can be carried out efficiently and robustly.
This paper mainly discusses such point-in-membership tests on various geometric objects like sweeps and lofts, as well as several geometric operations such as filleting or chamfering.
A guaranteed discretization scheme is proposed and, then, set-membership tests are designed based on the resulting uncertain discrete time model in which affine dependencies on the initial continuous time model parameters are preserved.
