It is hard to imagine that, in practice, members of religious groups will be able to draw this fine line.
A spokesman for Ms. Rell, Adam Liegeot, said that as a general practice, members of the local news media are informed whenever she leaves the state, even if it is to visit New York.
However, in practice members of a cluster may become event-asynchronous when for example one or more of them cannot receive or decode the CWUR packet.
Although in practice members of a cluster should be able to transmit even if other members remain idle, this scenario shows an extremely inefficient way of clustering under unsaturated condition.
In many branches of engineering practice, members, the strengths of which have to be calculated, are subjected to loads which vary in a periodic manner with respect to time.
Thus, the problem of decomposition of representations of "biochemical reactions" is reduced to the decomposition of identities of power-sets of "isotopic atoms," making no reference to the underlying chemistry, where "isotopic atoms" are, in practice, members of any countably infinite set for which equality can be established, e.g., the set of natural numbers.
Through the processual analysis of such an organizational intervention, this longitudinal study shows that these two contexts – the community of practice and the professional bureaucracy – do not mesh well and create tensions for those employees who are also community of practice members.
Practice members completed a practice questionnaire sent by the researchers.
Comparisons of the number of practice members and female practice members were made using the Spearman rank correlation coefficient since these were not normally distributed.
A total of 291 of 296 practice members (98%) completed baseline surveys.
After the training was completed, we sought to arrange interviews with practice members.
