On March 22, 1955, he became a numerary member of the same and held seat 25.

They use the same sort of numerary system, one to nine, and nought.

In a university setting, a numerary professor is an ordinary professor.

In medical societies, numerary doctors are those who:

In a graphology society (handwriting analysts), here are the rights of numerary members:

Numerary assistants are required to be celibate, and they generally practice corporal mortification.

After seeking counsel, she asked for the admission to Opus Dei as a numerary member.

The academy's membership is numerary, and is, accordingly, limited to 40 historians, and by invitation only.

Numerary assistants are unmarried, female members of Opus Dei.

He was honored with a numerary membership in the prestigious Argentine Educational Academy.

There are numerary members of surgical organizations, of universities, of gastronomical associations, etc.

He has been a numerary member of the Royal National Academy of Medicine since 1946.

Unlike numeraries and numerary assistants, the associates do not live in Opus Dei centres.

For example, in the Otonality the denominator is always 1, thus 1 is the numerary nexus:

He joined Opus Dei in 1974 as a numerary member and was ordained a priest in 1983.

She is a numerary member of Opus Dei and has asserted that she wears a cilice.

He is the first numerary member of Opus Dei to be ordained a bishop in the United States.

These are comparable to the "numerary" members of the Personal Prelature of Opus Dei.

He was a member of the Mexican Language Academy from October 23, 1964 to his death, as numerary member with chair 23.

Monterde was a numerary member (seat 2) of the Academia Mexicana de la Lengua and served as its director from 1960-72.

Its numerary membership totals 35 physicians elected by a vote of their peers, all reside in Buenos Aires, and each represents different fields in medicine.

In 1983 he was decorated as 'Numerary advisor of the Provincial Institute of Toledian Studies and Investigation'.

Dora del Hoyo was the first woman to join Opus Dei as a numerary assistant, and she lived this vocation with fidelity until her death.

Numerary members of Opus Dei are required to be celibate but are neither monks nor friars (see also clerical celibacy).

Jean Haritschelhar is a French Basque academician, is a numerary member of the Basque language academy.