Sentence examples for contingency requirement from inspiring English sources

In the canonical Rescorla Wagner model (Rescorla and Wagner 1972), both contiguity and resemblance are superseded by the contingency requirement.

Such a contingency requirement on informativeness is violated by both logical truths and logical contradictions, both of which measure 0 on the theory of strongly semantic information.

In addition, we postulate that differentiating governance structures for each foreign subsidiary is a key contingency requirement in order to achieve superior MNE performance as a whole.

It can be studied in acquisition, or after a change in response contingency requirements when under A-O control (Murray et al., 2012a).

In its report, the Columbia Accident Investigation Board called for the development of on-orbit inspection, repair and contingency rescue requirements for every shuttle flight.

The funding requirements are formulated within agreed-upon frameworks such as the Humanitarian Operational Plan and Early Recovery Assistance Framework for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province (KP) and the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) as well as for the need for contingency stock requirements to respond to potential monsoon floods in 2013.

Constraints (3) and (4) impose contingency-reserve requirements.

The following explanation was given by one respondent: '… Public health emergency contingency plan is the requirement of Tanzania airport authority to every airport, however, the JNIA had never followed it up to ensure that there is preparation in place in case of event …' (Key Informant 7).

New rules required airlines to develop customer service plans, contingencies and reporting requirements for long onboard delays.

Carter and Rogers (2008) see risk management as a supporting facet of SSCM that includes the requirements of contingency planning, supply disruptions, and outbound SCs.

These results also underline the importance of having appropriate design requirements and contingency plans to account for reasonably foreseeable catastrophic weather conditions.