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Corresponding member

The corresponding member is one of the possible membership types in some organizations, especially in the learned societies and scientific academies.

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Original category of membership

Modern category of membership

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Corresponding member

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples36
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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Corresponding member

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related to Modern category of membership · 19
Corresponding member → Academies, Academy, American Association, As, Belarus, For, In, International Organization, Legal Metrology, Medicine, Physicists, Presently, Russia, Science, Sciences, Soviet, Ukraine, USSR, With
related to Original category of membership · 17
Corresponding member → Australian Academy, Because, David Attenborough, Elizabeth Blackburn, Gunnar, Historically, In, Rolf, Science, So, Sweden, Switzerland, The, This, United Kingdom, US, Zinkernagel

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Corresponding memberrelated to Modern category of membershipPresently0.60section
Corresponding memberrelated to Modern category of membershipFor0.60section
Corresponding memberrelated to Modern category of membershipAcademies0.60section
Corresponding memberrelated to Modern category of membershipScience0.60section
Corresponding memberrelated to Modern category of membershipSoviet0.60section
Corresponding memberrelated to Modern category of membershipRussia0.60section
Corresponding memberrelated to Modern category of membershipBelarus0.60section
Corresponding memberrelated to Modern category of membershipUkraine0.60section
Corresponding memberrelated to Modern category of membershipAcademy0.60section
Corresponding memberrelated to Modern category of membershipSciences0.60section

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