Likewise, theories of governance generally suggest that patterns of rule arise as contingent products of diverse actions and political struggles informed by the varied beliefs of situated agents.
For moral senses are contingent products of particular ecologies in a way that cannot be expected to track independent and stable moral truths.
The paradigm shift that the term "queer" signals, then, is a shift to a model in which identities are more self-consciously historicized, seen as contingent products of particular genealogies rather than enduring or essential natural kinds (Phelan 1989 and 1994; Blasius 2001).
Perhaps these problems are not necessary but contingent products of work-conditionality rules, problems that can be substantially reduced, possibly even eliminated, by careful design of work-conditionality rules and/or by combining such rules with other policies that address the underlying sources of market vulnerability and inequity in the enforcement of putative social duties.
One fashionable view is that Britain was never more than a contingent political construction a product of the specific historical circumstances of imperial conquest by the English of Wales and Ireland, and the bargain that the Scots did with the English in the Act of Union of 1707.
There was a strong contingent of overseas products and interest, but the event lacked buzz.
We introduce a new criteria to minimize the cost with high accuracy of product description, contingent upon a class of fractional differential equations.
The results from an explorative post hoc study echo these findings and suggest that effects of culture-specific website design on consumer website evaluations are contingent on the website product category.
It is worth noting that our observation on the efficiency of this process (4 out of 10 cases) is a conservative one: detection of the hybrid product was contingent upon the proximity of MboI site and the absence of secondary structures, which could potentially interfere with RT-PCR, in the hybrid RNA.
However, as evidenced by the proliferation, revision and debates regarding codes and standards the 'ethical' frameworks currently regulating research are contingent cultural constructs: the product of particular time, place and competing interests [ 44, 53, 54].
