"We can't let these people think we just came off the street without anything to offer Princeton," said Eneida Rosa, another member of the Hispanic contingent, describing how seriously she and Ms. Sotomayor took their studies.
The increased distance to Health Board headquarters in more peripheral areas may lead to a weaker influence on governance, one of the contingent elements described by Copus [ 7].
A spreadsheet implementation of a previously proposed predictive Bayesian model, extended to represent contingent costs, is described and used to evaluate whether a firm should undertake an accelerated phase-out of its PCB containing transformers.
Some authors (May, for example) have used the just war theory to derive a version of pacifism described as "contingent pacifism" or "just war pacifism".
Successful implementation of mobile-phone technology may, therefore, be contingent on a clearly described an understandable purpose or goal and gains for the patient involved [ 21, 25].
It means that a respondent's WTP response was not dependent of the type of commodity described in the contingent market.
Hanna and Oliva (2015) estimate gains in labor productivity of US $247 per worker annually if a policy is implemented to reach pollution levels with similar impacts than those described in the contingent valuations scenario in this paper.
In Appendix B we introduce the non-trivial idea that there are two different dynamics associated with so-called generic and contingent features, which may be described in terms of a one-step Markovian, Gaussian process.
Kill the bill!" In one corner, a far smaller contingent of demonstrators, many of whom described themselves as Tea Party members, chanted: "Pass the bill!
Once again, there was a huge Irish contingent in the ExCel Arena and Taylor described the atmosphere as "incredible".
