Sentence examples for contingent models from inspiring English sources

Nomadism holds that there are no foundational truths, only shifting and contingent models that are as temporally relative as the conditions among individuals, communities, and environments that produces them.

Nevertheless, an important direction for future research is to test causal common contingent models for sex differences in the pattern of relations between conduct problems and marijuana use in an adolescent age group.

In the eighties, Mortimer sued his ex-wife Gertraud, claiming that she had illegally taken possession of an apartment that he owned on Fifth Avenue and had loaned it out to a contingent of models and photographers.

Science, technology and innovation (STI) policy is borne by a set of historically contingent concepts, models, and metaphors.

Parameters were estimated using maximum likelihood with the Stata doubleb routine [58] for double-bounded dichotomous choice contingent valuation models [59].

Numerical PDE methods are the fundamental strategy for pricing early-exercise constraints, such as the Bermudan-style call feature, into contingent claim models.

As noted by a number of observers, the "new" gig economy actually looks like a familiar continuation of temporary and contingent labor models that working people have been fighting for years.

I employ a "Contingent Effectiveness Model of Technology Transfer" to organize the literature.

In doing so, we update and extend the Contingent Effectiveness Model of Technology Transfer developed by Bozeman (2000).

Specifically, we include the growing interest in social and public value oriented technology transfer and, thus, the contingent effectiveness model is expanded to consider this literature.

Interaction effects were more relevant with the contingent ranking model, suggesting that CV is a more limited approach in a context of multiple valuation.