Sentence examples for contingencies where from inspiring English sources

Which gambles you would willingly accept reflects your opinions in the following way, the more you would be willing to pay for a gamble $f$, the more likely you consider the contingencies where $f$ gets you a good prize.

The Obama Administration, in its Nuclear Posture Review of April 2010, stated plainly that it anticipated far fewer contingencies where the United States might actually use its nuclear weapons in combat.

State law allows the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control to create temporary permits "to provide for contingencies where it would be appropriate and consonant with the spirit of this chapter to issue a license, but the contingency has not been expressly provided for".

"You will never be able to guard against every contingency where the force of nature is operating in this sort of way," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

In Experiment 1, rats previously exposed to inescapable shocks were tested under an escape contingency where either jumping or nose poking was required to terminate shocks; tests were run either 1, 14 or 28 days after treatment.

Furthermore, to make a comparison including a gross estimation of herbivory standardized by herbivore abundance, we used a sun vs. shade 2×2 table of contingency, where IH was the numerator and total herbivore biomass (see below) was the denominator.

Under the loosest criteria (Z-score >70%), six pairs showed weak contingency, where one state change loosely restricted subsequent state changes.

Translated into the terminology of the structural account, this asserts that even under a contingency where the victim was placed in intensive care (and thus treated immediately), he would still have died.

Using number of dysfluencies in categories 4 6, the data were cast into a two-by-two contingency table where one contingency was whether the speaker was in the bottom or top 50% at outset and the other was whether they were in the bottom or top 50% at the end of the study.

London is being purged – every council is privately discussing contingencies of where to send its poorer tenants and their families; will it be Hastings, Derby or Merthyr Tydfil?

Hospitals regularly have to increase their bed capacity by opening overflow or "contingency" wards where they can admit and treat extra patients and hiring extra staff to provide care there.