Sentence examples for contingent order from inspiring English sources
Contingent order detected as a bias of the transition rate using the Z-score.
Easton and Moodie (1999) introduced a technique that simultaneously optimized pricing and lead-time decisions under the contingent orders.
Finally, Norman Kretzmann (1997, 220 25) has argued in the context of Aquinas's theological system that there is strong pressure to say that God must have created something or other, though it may well have been open to Him to create any of a number of contingent orders.
Human participants selected responses to stimuli using a complex, multiply contingent (third order) rule structure.
At the Jazz Standard, he beefs up his Underground band with a string contingent in order to approximate the opulent textures found on the album's crafty originals.
Countering Carl Schmitt's influential notion of the autonomy of the political, Bates demonstrates that Enlightenment thinkers understood the autonomous political sphere as a space of law protecting individuals according to their political status, not as mere members of a historically contingent social order.
However, working out the implications for philosophy and theology of a contingent world order was the central intellectual challenge for Holkot's generation.
The Special Forces contingent was ordered to attack the six men who remained.
On July 31 , 1950 Mr. Choi said, his police contingent was ordered to kill all league members before retreating.
Pinto Prades found in a recent study that the precision of health state values is contingent on ordering of the states [ 51]; more precise values are obtained when a TTO sequence begins with a mild state rather than a severe state.
