Sentence examples for contingent boundary from inspiring English sources

But perhaps we were wrong in the first place to think of the Past Hypothesis as a contingent boundary condition.

In addition, whether such indirect effects are contingent on the boundary condition of perceived recognition.

Such techniques appear to be promising, but their success is contingent on certain boundary conditions that are not always clear.

Business zoning of the south side of the boulevard within the same boundaries remained contingent on approval of a plot plan.

This access, she argues, and therefore intimate personhood itself, requires the existence of normative interpersonal boundaries on sensory access to bodies, while the actual structure of boundaries is culturally contingent (325).

Steensma and Corley (2001) indicate technology sourcing has boundaries that are contingent on leadership risk taking potential.

In contrast, maintaining aid would be contingent on residing within village boundaries regardless of where within the village a person lived.

Phase boundaries for coexistence are contingent on trait modification, and also the host species infected or affected (figure 2).

A third contingent, preservationists, asked only that the landmark boundaries be expanded to include more buildings in the area.

So we see that the nature of selective spiking solution, that is, (BANG/BANG-BOUNDARY) or (BANG/OFF-BANG), is contingent upon the ratio (gamma_{1}).

Thus the boundary between online and offline becomes contingent on links between people.