The urban and environmental territory ask the designer to improve on the consolidated spatial models, given that design is born from the interaction of many responses, both physical and material, but certainly cultural and linked with contingent evolutional aspects.
The authorities charged that the gunfire erupted between Ms. Jones's entourage and a rival contingent linked to the rapper Capone, whose real name is Kiam Holley.
Data linkage research can provide enormous benefit to the community [ 8, 9, 13], however public support for the use of linked data is contingent on the protection of privacy and confidentiality [ 2, 13].
Over time, the FOMC has first moved to a time-contingent (i.e., a calendar date) language for the lift-off of the federal funds rate, and then to the current state-contingent language, linked to thresholds on the unemployment and the inflation rates.
Fixation location and stimulus presentations were carefully controlled using an eye-tracker linked to a fixation-contingent display.
A contingent of activists linked to the Tea Party decry plans to encourage walking and cycling as surreptitious means of undermining American sovereignty by the United Nations.
In one of the most egregious moves, Marsh reached a deal that linked the size of its contingent commission to AIG's ability to maintain prices on policy renewals.
The military hospital contingent is distinct from the civilian contingent by way of certain specific constraints, particularly linked to frequent missions due to current operations in Afghanistan.
Contingent agreements link the payment or other awards to future outcomes such as product delivery or customer satisfaction and thereby reduce the risk of unethical behavior.
The ability to track outcomes of women and infants through the entire PMTCT cascade is contingent on linking records held in each PMTCT register, and on linking maternal and infant records.
