Sentence examples for field of contract from inspiring English sources

Meteorology would never entirely shed these religious undertones; even the eminently dry and secular field of contract law continues to call an unexpected weather event an "act of God".

As is common in the field of contract analysis, the behavior of the actors in a supply chain is investigated under the assumption that decentralized decision making can be modeled as a Stackelberg game.

Except for papers that address disruption risks (e.g., Asian 2014; Hou et al. 2010), all contributions in the field of contract analysis under yield randomness restrict to situations where the yield type is characterized by stochastically proportional random yields.

Oliver Hart, a British-born American citizen who teaches at Harvard University, and Bengt Holmstrom of Finland, a professor at MIT, worked independently in advancing the field of contract theory. .

This setting connects to the field of contracting in a principal-agent context with information asymmetry [see (Corbett and Tang 1999) or (Burnetas et al. 2007)] where the principal (buyer) is better informed than the agent (supplier).

Though there is a close relationship between the IC and certain universities in the field of contracted research and development, the two conclude that "agencies' perennial insularity from academe fosters poor understanding about educational opportunities to improve such professional skills as critical thinking and even subject matter expertise".

Mr. Fischman was a noted Attorney who had been active in the field of government contracts law.

Facing such hurdles in the "sensitive field" of military contracting did not preclude EADS from developing commercial aircraft manufacturing in India, as EADS has done in China by setting up an Airbus assembly line.

The terahertz (THz) radar has unique advantages in the field of non-contract respiration and heartbeat rates detection.

Supplemental Movie S3 shows an example of αMHC-mCherry expression throughout a field of spontaneously contracting cardiomyocytes.

The genius of the movie is that as time ticks by linearly, like 1, 2, 3, 4, the field of view contracts or expands exponentially, changing tenfold at each step from 10 meters to 100 to 1,000 to 10,000.