Sentence examples for degree contingent from inspiring English sources

The accomplishment of the third and final goal is to a very large degree contingent on the first two goals.

Organisms are inexplicable in this sense because their arising would be "in the highest degree contingent".

First, the symmetries and regularities of their structure and workings make them "in the highest degree contingent" (5: 360) and "mechanically inexplicable".

Estimates of the LOE required to process the VMap0 library are to some degree contingent on whether any or all of the processing considerations raised in the previous subsections are included in the specifications.

Of course, our results may be to some degree contingent upon the specific set-up that we chose for our experiment and the native species that we chose as competitors.

Toyota Production System (TPS), in particular, is in varying degrees contingent upon the socio-cultural, historical, and environmental context of the host nations into which such transfer occurs (James and Jones 2014).

Building on Kauffman's N-locus, two-state additive fitness model, this study predicts that the degree of contingent fit, defined as the weighted sum of independent fitness contributions of each contextual variables, will have a positive association with business unit effectiveness.

The answer should to some degree be contingent on your evaluation of your home and neighborhood.

Registration for two degrees is contingent upon approval by the second department of a request for admission.

The award of all research degrees is contingent upon the completion and submission of a thesis or dissertation constituting an original contribution to knowledge.

Approval for continuation in the degree program is contingent on agreement by the student and department to a suitable plan to maintain appropriate progress in subsequent quarters.