Conversely, the impact of individual or personality characteristics, such as meteotropism, has been rarely examined, although biological (the serotonin system) and sociological (opportunities, holidays, contingencies, etc).
The inclusion of opportunity and contingency into our understanding of the evolutionary process has effectively displaced the older and now rejected notions of innate progression and orthogenesis in evolution.
Associations between the stakeholder groups (wildlife official, project scientists) and the wildlife pathogen surveillance risk factors and outcomes (priority interfaces, challenges, and opportunities) were evaluated using contingency tables.
IF CURIOSITY LANDS AND WONKS CORRECTOP, I.E., FARTS AROFND ON A DEITHERPLANETHEOR A FEW YEARSPIRITSTUDIES A FEW RORK FOPPORTUNITYEFOROVERSRING OUThisS BATTERY, PROVIDING NO TANGIBLE BENEFITS TO HUMANITY Words to avoid: "2.5 billion dollars".
The existence of business groups (a series of current ventures) creates a series of contingencies but also opportunities for portfolio entrepreneurs.
Is it all chance and contingency, though?
We are working for institutions that claim to open doors to career opportunities even as they etch contingency into their hiring practices.
That is a long list of contingencies, and an opportunity in at least one - the last, Syria - offers itself right now.
Most (n = 35) individuals reported 'clusters' of factors motivating participation in health research (e.g. a mix of personal gain and practical contingencies and broader attitudes about opportunities to advance knowledge).
Kristen Lentz, the acting director of public works, prefers to think of these contingency plans as new zoning opportunities.
