The approach used in the present study is contingent upon several conditions.
Noise is always present in recorded underwater acoustic signals and is contingent upon meteorological conditions, underwater noise from human activities, signal propagation, echoes, and electronic characteristics of the material for recording.
He argues that the effectiveness of the public service would be contingent upon several conditions: meritocratic recruitment, attractive compensation, a sense of dedication on the part of civil servants, civil servants' commitment to ethical standards, and the allocation of adequate resources to the various institutions that constitute the public service.
Conditional cash transfers (CCT) provide financial assistance to low income families; subsidies are contingent upon various conditions such as meeting certain preventive health care requirements or school attendance [ 95].
In the contingent condition (C-condition), an experimenter (K.Y).
Complex explanations, by definition, are contingent upon the specific conditions under which the study is carried out.
But the elections will be contingent upon the security conditions in the country, and many analysts and diplomats are doubtful that they will be held as scheduled.
Existing protocols for finite time consensus of MAS are normally based on the signum function or fractional power state feedback, and the finite convergence time is contingent upon the initial conditions and other design parameters.
In a masterstroke of soothing illogic, segregationists responded to the challenge posed by the civil-rights movement by arguing that black enfranchisement and equality could not be broached as long as "Negro crime" remained prevalent; they claimed, in short, that ending oppression was contingent upon eliminating the conditions that oppression had in fact produced.
Collaboration between researchers and decision-makers are contingent upon supportive organizational conditions for both partners.
