Sentence examples for was made contingent from inspiring English sources
A complete restructuring into a solely social organization, including dissolution of the organization's remaining armed branch, was made contingent upon the implementation of a timetable for U.S. withdrawal from Iraq.
The offer was made contingent on New York State and Madison and Oneida Counties' agreeing to certain conditions, including not arguing that the stipulation is tantamount to the Oneidas dropping the entire land claim.
After 29 conditioning sessions the nose-poke operant was prevented by obscuring the receptacle and the CS (accompanied by saline infusion for all groups) was made contingent upon a novel operant response (lever press).
According to Bede, who dates the events to 653, the latter marriage was made contingent upon the baptism and conversion to Christianity of Peada; Peada accepted this, and the preaching of Christianity began among the Middle Angles, whom he ruled.
In phase 2, delivery of the food US was made contingent on the mouse making physical contact with the touch-sensitive LCD screen in the window (pseudorandomly determined) displaying the randomly-shaped visual stimulus (presented pseudorandomly in 1 of the touchscreen windows) and the response also initiated the subsequent trial.
Once the animal regularly licked off the water, the task was switched from classical to operant conditioning, that is, the reward delivery was made contingent on an operant lick during the S+ (Fig. 1 A).
Such skills are learned when a reward is made contingent on quantitatively constrained performance.
The interest rates on new official loans might also be made contingent on growth rates.
Compensation could then be made contingent on the long-term success of each banker's strategies.
Representative Byrnes insisted that spending be cut if taxes were to be cut and that a tax cut should be made contingent upon reduced spending.
Prosecutors and witnesses should also be granted that right.The public's confidence in the justice system should not be made contingent upon court reporting on television.
