However, whether the examples of contingent identity in the literature are persuasive enough to make it reasonable to accept the certainly initially surprising idea that modal predications are inconstant in denotation is still a matter of considerable controversy.
Indeed symbiogenesis itself of one of the examples of contingent irreversibility Szathmary and Maynard Smith stress, as a rung on what looks very like a ladder of advancing complexity.
In just one of the many examples of academe's mistreatment of the contingent workers who form the majority of the nation's teaching faculty, the people allegedly ignoring experienced applicants because of their age are themselves immune to such discrimination.
One method for examining cortical information processing is the application of event-related potentials, for example the "Contingent Negative Variation" (CNV) [6].
Our study is one of the first representative studies in South Africa and in Africa to examine the health system consequences of agency nursing and moonlighting – examples of casual or contingent work.
Examples of the Broad Street pump, TBT, DES, PCBs, and Great Lakes pollution described here also illustrate the contingent nature of knowledge.
Nick Rimando, however, is the unheralded great of the contingent.
Some of the contingent worked as observers overseeing recounts.
