Sentence examples for contingent for example from inspiring English sources

The California contingent, for example, was significantly smaller than four years ago.

The Southern California contingent, for example, hopes to increase its number of participants from 20,000 to 34,000 within the next couple of years.

4 The principle of conditionality making payments contingent, for example, on a minimal level of schooling attendance or preventive care use distinguishes conditional cash transfer programmes from more traditional means tested social programmes.

Some of what we observed was temporally contingent; for example, we suspect that the coherence and cognitive participation of future deployments of the CDSS will be strongly influenced by the sense-making and enrolment of the cases we studied as healthcare organisations learn from earlier adopters.

John the Canon; Schabel 2014) that we find him paraphrasing Marchia on future contingents, for example, and Marbres' commentary is full of references to Marchia's own commentaries on the Sentences and the Metaphysics (Friedman-Schabel 2006, 8 10).

Rather, (3) follows from physicalism given various contingent assumptions, in particular the assumptions that S and S* are the statements we say they are — it is contingent fact, for example that S* summarizes the total nature of the world.

Earnouts are relatively uncommon largely because they are rooted in disagreement: Given the complexity of verifying whether defined benchmarks have been achieved and given the risk that the bidder behaves opportunistically to reduce the contingent payment (for example, by reducing the effort put into the acquired company, or by underestimating the reported results), litigation is quite frequent.

The former part solves the minor deviations of frequency, while later part solves the major contingent events, for example, the loss of large generator.

Recently, much attention has been paid to characterizing optimality conditions for set-valued optimization and related problems by utilizing contingent epiderivatives; for example, see [6 12].

More importantly, contingent interactions for example with solvents or ambient atmosphere (especially with surface water), are mostly avoided during film formation easing the understanding of heterogeneous crystal growth.

Most typically, the health professionals distinguished between easy and more difficult situations on the basis of the patient's personality, acceptance, and response; the relationship formed with them; and/or contingent situational factors (for example, the "timing" of the discussion).