Sentence examples similar to a related contingency from inspiring English sources
The related contingency tables were established by counting the occurrence of TOP motifs in the respective group and the remaining ones.
If you know that the seller wants to close quickly, including a tight time frame for inspections (and the subsequent removal of related contingencies) can help sway the seller to accept your offer.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 23 — When Brad Pitt dropped out of the political thriller "State of Play" at the 11th hour on Wednesday, he did more than throw a wrench into the works of one of the highest-profile movie productions under way in a Hollywood already overheated by strike-related contingency planning.
To explore the role of body-related contingency further, in a second study we investigated whether cortical activation in response to self-initiated movements and external tactile stimulation was similar to that found in the first study.
Our results are in line with these findings, showing the involvement of the temporal and parietal areas of the brain during body-related contingency.
An examination of a related group of cells within the contingency table revealed how the overarching ambiguity of the design problem made it necessary for both teams to structure the problem in order to move forward (Ertmer et al. 2008).
And sometimes the sheer ambition of the project seems to weigh its execution down, not least because its thrust is against simplification through big ideas and in favour of complex, inter-related contingencies.
Our results indicate that infants' specialized cortical activation in response to body-related contingencies is similar to brain activation seen in response to body awareness in adults.
David Hall and Roger Ames (1987) give a related interpretation of Confucius, in part reacting against Herbert Fingarette's (1972) influential interpretation of Confucius' Dao as an ideal normative order transcending the contingencies of time, place, history, and culture.
