Jumps in human brain size, Cox tells us, may have been responding to bursts of violent climate change, itself contingent on periods when the Earth's orbit was at its most elliptical.
Love said that he had been addressing the United States contingent on Tuesday night when he had noticed that Mickelson was leaning forward in his seat, eager to say something.
The sixth and unlikeliest member of the contingent was Park, who knew little about baseball until one month ago, when the Angels hired him on the recommendation of a friend.
These results indicated that sounds can be implicitly contingent on visual motion perception even when these sounds were highly complex and indiscriminable.
A lack of empirical research to compare various turnaround strategies, contingent on root causes, becomes evident when summarizing the work on underlying distress causes as contextual factors.
Differences between native and introduced populations will also be contingent on common garden conditions, especially when genotype × environment interactions occur.
Results showed that U-values were higher when reinforcement was contingent on increased variability, indicating the effectiveness of higher lag values on response variability.
And when they're contingent on some event, the salesperson will know what that event is so he can follow up.
Then the men in black - Rodrigo Rato, Jean-Claude Trichet, Zhou Xiaochuan - would show up with generous offers of help to calm the markets when they reopened, contingent on lectures on financial responsibility and a few minor policy adjustments - say a $1 a gallon tax on gas, the repeal of Bush's tax cuts, and a 2-year increase in the pension age, effective immediately.
Andy Murray will lead a four-strong British contingent on the fourth day of Wimbledon when he plays big-serving Ivo Karlovic for a place in round three.
