Sentence examples similar to agents contingent upon from inspiring English sources

A paradigmatic case of social interaction in which the performance of the action of one agent is not physically contingent upon the performance of the partner's action is communicative interaction.

The normative force of instrumental norms characteristically is contingent upon the agent's having a certain goal, their intending, or desiring, to reach a certain end, while that of non-instrumental norms is not so dependent.

So Glen Sather, the Rangers' president and general manager, and Tom Laidlaw, Berard's agent, hammered out a one-year deal, with a three-year club option, contingent upon Berard's one-week tryout.

The effective use of these alternative strategies requires increased owner involvement and their effectiveness is contingent upon owner competency and ECs acting as the owner's agent rather than its adversary.

The milestone payments will be contingent upon future regulatory and commercial milestones for Avid's molecular imaging agent florbetapir, which is under investigation to detect amyloid plaque in the brain.

This is contingent upon the assumption that biosimilar drugs are as effective clinically as the original patented agents.

Funding is contingent upon satisfactory progress.

Hours worked are contingent upon your availability.

The acquisition is contingent upon the Iamgold deal being terminated.

His payment was contingent upon receiving those invoices.

Drug efficacy was found to be contingent upon treatment volume.