Sentence examples for Lack of contingent from inspiring English sources

However, the problem arising from the rapid development of the installed wind power generation capacity is escalated due to the lack of contingent capability to connect the generators to the grid.

Despite the lack of contingent associations between the two, random coincidences between button presses and sounds resulted in an attenuation of the auditory N1.

Interestingly, the fine-grained temporal resolution provided by TMS allowed us to provide neural indexes of the lack of simulation contingent upon negation even in the time window where affirmative and negative sentences should not differ on the basis of the model proposed by Kaup and colleagues [59] (500–700 ms after stimulus presentation).

Therefore, the lack of cost is probably not contingent on the environment where costs were tested.

The former captain Mohammed Essa has criticised the overseas contingent for a lack of passion.

A lack of support from the larger Spanish contingent prevented an absolute victory, and the French were able to regroup and reoccupy their siege lines.

The long-term prospect of a management strategy under these conditions is entirely contingent upon a lack of resistance evolution.

This is one traditional (analytic) philosophical approach, which an integrative empirical bioethics would tend to reject due to the lack of attention it accords to the contingent features of 'real-world' settings.

The weakness of the response in Experiment 1 was also confirmed by the lack of significant activation in the non-contingent condition (though the corresponding channels to those activated to the non-contingent condition in Experiment 2 did also show a trend toward significance in Experiment 1) and by the FDR correction.

Basically there's one female contingent that thinks the lack of female startup founders is due to lack of awareness of the lack female startup founders and there's another female contingent that thinks that the lack of female startup founders is due to the fact that women do not start up startups.

However, even though it might be correct that fulfilling criteria for involuntary treatment or having a serious psychiatric disorder often corresponds to a lack of decision-making capacity, this is a contingent relation and not a conceptual one.