His return, coupled with the rookie contingent and the acquisition of Jason Kidd, could provide hope for the struggling Nets.
The acquisition is contingent upon the Iamgold deal being terminated.
The sensitivity of treadmill stress echocardiography (SE), which is extensively used as a noninvasive test to detect myocardial ischemia, is contingent on the rapid acquisition of 2-dimensional echocardiographic (2D) images immediately after exercise, before a substantial decrease in heart rate (HR).
For instance, innovative outcomes in the context of technology acquisitions are contingent on the stage of the innovation trajectory of target firms: Integration has less of a negative impact on the innovativeness of targets that have already launched products before being acquired (Puranam et al. 2006).
The acquisition in 2004 is contingent on Epicor's meeting certain clinical and regulatory milestones.
"Directors should hire a second advisor to make the case against the proposed acquisition, with its fee contingent on the deal not going through".
This paper presents a valuation approach for merger and acquisition (M&A) deals employing contingent earnouts.
In his latest letter to Berkshire shareholders, Buffett said, "Directors should hire a second advisor to make the case against the proposed acquisition, with its fee contingent on the deal not going through".
While previous theory has called for incorporating environmental assessment into the process of strategic job analysis as a precursor to applying selection methods (Singh, 2008), I argue that the method of new-member acquisition itself should be contingent on the nature of the environment.
Experiment 3 demonstrated that prior exposure to response-contingent shock on one hindleg facilitated acquisition of the response when subjects were later tested on the opposite leg.
Dialectic is aimed at the production of opinion, and delas with probable and contingent material; demonstration is dedicated to the acquisition of truth, and so it is exclusively occupied with necessary, true objects (Kessler 1998, p. 837).
