Other times, questions and hypotheses are induced by the observation of reality, or, however, by contingent needs, or are stimulated by opportunities of the moment but often independently of the concrete use of the results; the search path is frequently determined by the interest to give an answer to those questions just in order to fill a knowledge gap.
And there is the actual cost of getting the candidate and the large staff contingent needed for a debate to the site, including policy experts and press aides whose job is to tell reporters how well the candidate did.
Greater ease in communications as well as new managerial and organizational opportunities allow for highly flexible and fluid organizational forms, which are capable of adapting to contingent needs.
Or are several of them letting him down – why do the club's French contingent need to disappear to Paris so often to have injuries treated?
But Ms. Bougatsos, like her band mates, also embraces all sorts of other, more mysterious possibilities, reminding her cult of fans and friends that a small contingent need not also be an insular or predictable one.
8 A workshop of experts convened by the National Institutes of Health concluded that the contingent screening strategy needed further study before its widespread implementation could be recommended.
It would, therefore, be prudent to establish more university programs and provide courses in this field, to produce the contingent of experts in ecotoxicology needed to meet the challenges of the future.
Consumers need only have access to the contingent consumable components to continue to derive service from a durable.
Lowe, on the other hand, holds that laws can be grounded in the contingent possession of properties by kinds, and so need not be metaphysically necessary.
The contingent true score theory does not imply that we need to scrap existing instruments or re-design them from scratch.
Interpreting the contingent being in premise 1 as the universe, Bertrand Russell denies that the universe needs an explanation; it just is.
