According to other views like that of Adams (1981), haecceities are contingent existents, existing only in those worlds where their bearers exist.
Hence, states of affairs that contain contingently existing particulars are themselves contingent existents.
Again, following Pitkin, it would appear that our ideas about political representation are contingent on existing political practices of representation.
As drift and mutation are stochastic processes, their effects will, on average, cause populations to diverge genetically, and the generation-to-generation response to directional selection will be contingent on existing genetic variation.
With the contingent of existing labeling methods, it is possible to label nearly all compounds in sufficient radiochemical yields (RCYs); however, sometimes the required great technical effort can prevent clinical routine production.
Such means are however essential to help clarifying and analysing existing contingent approaches and to assist researchers in developing more innovative contingent methods.
How do they take all the stuff about "the contingent nature of existing restricted forward contracts" and "share-settled costless collar arrangements," jettison it like the math in "A Beautiful Mind," and juice it up?
Attempting to explain the billion-dollar charge and calm investors, Enron's disclosures spoke of "share settled costless collar arrangements," "derivative instruments which eliminated the contingent nature of existing restricted forward contracts," and strategies that served "to hedge certain merchant investments and other assets".
There is no contingent existence.
But Fawzi denied a report that plans were afoot to send a 3,000-strong 3,000-stronging force to Syria, drawn from an existing UN contingent in south Lebanon.
