The authorities charged that the gunfire erupted between Ms. Jones's entourage and a rival contingent linked to the rapper Capone, whose real name is Kiam Holley.
Some doubt the relevance of empirical considerations to the debate over internalism in ethics, arguing that since internalism claims a necessary or conceptual link between moral judgments and motivation, externalism is compatible with any merely contingent connection.
Thus the boundary between online and offline becomes contingent on links between people.
However, the static nature of the model did not adequately capture the way we expected change to occur, recognizing that change processes would be dynamic, emergent, and contingent on links between the intervention, individuals, and society (98).
A contingent of activists linked to the Tea Party decry plans to encourage walking and cycling as surreptitious means of undermining American sovereignty by the United Nations.
Over the past 15 to 20 years, both states and international organisations have started to review assumptions about sovereignty, and to ask whether the right to represent a state internationally should perhaps be contingent on a clear link to a valid expression of the will of the people.
The strength of your team is contingent on your weakest link.
The urban and environmental territory ask the designer to improve on the consolidated spatial models, given that design is born from the interaction of many responses, both physical and material, but certainly cultural and linked with contingent evolutional aspects.
Interpretation of the resulting networks is highly contingent upon how the links were defined.
Data linkage research can provide enormous benefit to the community [ 8, 9, 13], however public support for the use of linked data is contingent on the protection of privacy and confidentiality [ 2, 13].
