It was decided early, Mr. Eizenstat said, that it would be unseemly to pay the lawyers the traditional contingency fee of one-third the settlement amount.
In a traditional society, the contingency of action and choice was limited [ 13], but nowadays people have become individuals with their own personal, biographical story that they have to construct and justify by themselves [ 17, 18].
A review of Hong Kong's traditional disaster preparedness and contingency response reveals little room for the role of community.
ORA, often called functional enrichment analysis, is the earliest pathway-based analysis approach to identify an over-represented pathway with a list of susceptible genes obtained by using traditional statistical tests for contingency tables (e.g., Fisher's exact test, see Table 1) [32].
This system exhibits inter-area oscillations which are effectively damped with the proposed decentralized controllers under severe contingencies, for which traditional power system stabilizers fail.
Many analysis approaches consider relating allelic, haplotypic, or genotypic information to a trait through use of extensions of traditional analysis techniques, such as contingency-table analysis, regression methods, and analysis-of-variance techniques.
If that were the case, then the receiver rats that emitted USVs early on, starting with the first footshock, would acquire a stronger fear association than those that emitted USVs after the second or third footshock (Fig. S4A), based on the traditional view of CS-US contingency in the classical conditioning [37].
Here are some elements of a traditional financial portfolio: Emergency or Contingency Fund.
Traditional biobehavioral interventions include relaxation, biofeedback, contingency management, and cognitive pain coping strategies.
Such research may help establish new and different conceptions on project success and failure beyond the traditional success factors, and subsequently develop more refined contingency frameworks.
