The patient is stimulated to take breaks during daily activities by using tools like time contingent management and learning about his/her physical load and physical capacity [ 18, 19].
Instead, what are required are decentralized, flat, flexible, contingent, porous, and continuously learning organizations.
For example, Heckman (2000) provides a summary of the human capital literature and concludes that subsequent investment in skills and trainings is contingent on ECCE because "learning begets learning".
The use of cognitive consistency and sensemaking theory enables examination of how these contingent factors influence the learning processes of two construction industry design teams embedded within more permanent home-organizational structures.
The Senate bill offers a 13-year path for most, contingent on paying fines, learning English and meeting other qualifications.
Importantly, the effortful processing associated with the LDT counting task, by definition, was not directed at learning spatially-contingent responses related to the target sequence.
We cannot afford to constantly reinvent the wheel, or for learning to be contingent on who is in our circles.
Physiotherapy (two times a week) was focussed at improvement of physical condition (based on graded activity and time-contingent instead of pain-contingent) by fitness exercises and at learning to enjoy exercise.
Crucially, we traced this effect back to more pronounced associative learning for action-contingent effects of the left hand compared with effects of the right hand.
As the movement grows, student activists on the West Coast are intently watching and learning from the Northeastern contingent.
