If a pair of traits i and j were acquired simultaneously, we would expect γ ij and γ ji to both be higher than expected in the non-contingent case (as j should always appear to be immediately acquired after i and vice versa).
In seminars, domain-contingent cases were solved in a practical inquiry process, with the ultimate resolution in the Cognitive Presence, the activity that had the most value for the students.
Simple: announce to the public (and would-be iBombers) that all carry-on electronics will be subject to enhanced scrutiny, contingent upon case-by-case analysis, as well as the occasional random search.
In the case of gods, this entails that they know the contingent event in a non contingent manner, the mutable immutably.
As is true for living systems in general, relations between genotype and phenotype are contingent, varying from case to case.
Bermuda also severely limits the ability of shareholders to sue officers and directors, including barring contingent-fee cases in which lawyers for those who sue are paid only if they win.
But one thing everyone should have is a contingent beneficiary, in case the first one dies before they do.
It will be too little too late, and in any case contingent on further so-called structural reforms, shorthand for wage cuts and the dilution of labour rights.
A sentence is necessary (possible, contingent) just in case it expresses a necessary (possible, contingent) proposition.
Such "perilous critical moments" are both immanent to the temporality of modernity, at a structural level (the temporality of crisis), and, in each particular case, contingent and conjuncturally specific.
Arbitration, as an alternative to litigation, thus enables attorneys to represent investors using the contingent fee in cases where they would not do so if the cases were in court.
