Sentence examples for contingent values from inspiring English sources

We measured contingent values of parts and wholes for four different environmental goods and applied the conventional scope test.

We present experimental and field tests of the impact upon contingent values of varying the visible choice set through stepwise and advance disclosure.

For Neurath, to justify a belief or a decision meant 'to show that it fits into the whole pattern of personal life of which we approve.'(Neurath 1928/1973, 249) Rationality is thus based on historically and socially contingent values.

Its more immediate aim is to examine the multiple narrative constructions of Jeoly— by Dampier, by his London exhibitors, by Thomas Hyde, and by John Pointer as a case study of the shifting meaning(s) of curiosity and wonder, and their contingent values, in the early modern period.

Putting the form-content debate in the light of context, McEvilley enabled us to see that the different ways that form and content recombine do not imply that they must reconcile with some guiding and universal standard of harmony, but rather in coming to terms with the contingent values and functions established for form and content by the general consensus of authorities that prevail.

Contingent value rights are a nice idea.

They are being offered either cash or a mixture of cash and contingent value rights (CVRs).

In addition to $50 in cash, International Specialty is now offering to issue a contingent value right for each Dexter share.

With AT&T, Leap pushed for contingent value rights, potentially increasing the payout to the smaller service provider's investors.

In their stead, we provide a nuanced perspective on the (contingent) value of redundancy subject to common-cause failures.

The offer has been raised to 774p but there is also an alternative of cash or a mixture of cash and contingent value rights (CVRs).