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    Membership Agreement Membership Options: Parties: Studio Exhale and you agree that by signing this agreement you are purchasing a membership or service and agree to all the terms contained in this agreement. The terms “you”,“I”, “Studio”, and “Studio Exhale” includes heirs, estates, agents, representatives, officers, directors, owners, managers, members, successors, affiliates, parents, subsidiaries, and employees. Your monthly membership fee will be billed automatically continuously on a

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    fusion based on fuzzy sets The fuzzy logic approach is widely used in image process-ing. The fuzzy logic gives decision rules and fusion motivation for image fusion [17]. the two inputs images are converted into membership values based on a set of predefined MFs, where the degree of membership of each input pixel to a fuzzy set is determined. Then, the fusion operators are applied to the fuzzified images. The fusion results are then converted back into pixel values using defuzzification. 1) Fuzzy sets:

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    Fuzzy Inference System Approach to Restoration Path Optimization in Power Transmission Lines Ye Htut Khaing#1, Okkar Soe*2 # Electrical Power Engineering Department, Yangon Technological University, East Gyogone, Insein Township,Yangon, Myanmar Tel;95-1-966 3249 Fax;95-1-966 3291 1uyehtutkhaing.moep.phd@gmail.com 2okkarsoe07@gmail.com Abstract -Power systems have increased in size and complexity and national society depends heavily upon a high level of power system reliability. When the bulk transmission

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    Anytime Membership

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    life. One in particular thing stands out over all of the rest. This one thing is getting a membership at anytime fitness. Getting this membership was the best idea I came up with in the last year or so. It became my favorite hobby to do. It really has changed my life. There are many reasons how and why getting a membership as impacted and changed my life. First, the main reason why I got an Anytime membership was because I wanted to get stronger. I wanted to get stronger because at the end of the

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    Membership In CALEA

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    Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies is an accrediting body which law enforcement agencies may voluntarily submit an application to for membership and accreditation. The “accreditation program provides public safety agencies an opportunity to voluntarily demonstrate that they meet an established set of professional standards” (Law Enforcement Accreditation, n.d.). Membership in CALEA requires that the applying agency successfully completes the application process meeting all required standards and “80 percent

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    Classification between the objects is easy task for humans but it has proved to be a complex problem for machines. The raise of high-capacity computers, the availability of high quality and low-priced video cameras, and the increasing need for automatic video analysis has generated an interest in object classification algorithms. A simple classification system consists of a camera fixed high above the interested zone, where images are captured and consequently processed. Classification includes image

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    Snap Membership Cards

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    Retailers across the nation now offer their customers loyalty or reward cards. Membership cards provide the user with discounts, specials and other perks, but only when they are convenient to us .If they become a hassle, the customer may choose to go to a competitor who doesn't require this type of ID. Snap membership cards are a great alternative, as they conveniently sit on the user's key chain. They are easily accessible and don't lead to inconvenience on the part of the user. For this and numerous

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    maintain an old tradition of limiting membership in Freemasonry to only men. According to Masonic Service Association, to petition for membership, the petitioner must be "a man of legal age, good reputation, and possess a belief in God” (“Freemasonry and Brotherhood”). The majority of Freemasons today believe that the concept of women becoming Masons for any reason is an anathema. This is because the tradition is based on the historical all male only membership of stonemason’s guilds; not because of

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    In sociology there is great emphasis placed on the role of membership groups. By grouping similar features, membership groups help identify social patterns associated with certain characteristics. Membership groups are classified into two types: primary and secondary groups. Primary groups are characterized by intimate and long lasting relationships. Contrarily, secondary groups are normally larger, relatively short lived, and not as intimate as primary groups (pg 127-129). However, sociology also

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    Classic Membership Essay

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    Peace of Mind AAA offers three main types of memberships. The Classic Membership covers the basic fundamental benefits. This membership is ideal for those who only travel in short distances, 5 miles or less. The next one up is the Plus Membership. This membership is the most popular of the three. It has better coverage and benefits than the Classic Membership. This is ideal for those who travel a little farther than those who have the Classic Membership, more than five miles, but less than 100 miles

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