In particular, it can be argued that arbitration creates and sustains an organizational architecture that allows for contingent investment levels by the owners into the meta-organization.
Chrysippus' modal notions differ from Diodorus' in that they allow for future contingents and from Philo's in that they go beyond mere conceptual possibility.
Furthermore, this partitioning allowed for historically contingent end states, which they indeed found to happen.
I contribute to the literature by allowing for message-contingent delegation and by deriving the optimal partially incomplete contract.
Although Parmenides has been read as thus rejecting any possibility of cosmological inquiry (Barnes 1979, Owen 1960), there are persuasive interpretations that allow for justified belief about the contingent world, a world that may or may not be, and is not such that it must be (Nehamas 2002, Curd 2004, Palmer 2009).
The deal is expected to include what is known as a contingent value right, which would allow for additional payments if one Genzyme drug, known as Campath or Lemtrada, hits the company's sales expectations.
The links between climate events and security outcomes are complex, contingent, and not understood nearly well enough to allow for prediction.
Greater ease in communications as well as new managerial and organizational opportunities allow for highly flexible and fluid organizational forms, which are capable of adapting to contingent needs.
These calculations are based upon the median days to recovery being 14 in the time-contingent paracetamol group, a rate observed previously [ 16] and allow for up to 10% treatment non-compliance and a two side alpha of 0.05.
The property is eligible for rezoning that would allow for up to two million square feet of commercial and residential use, but the sale would not be contingent on zoning or planning approvals, a process that could take many months.
