The view (call it the 'weak view') is that ordinary identity relations concerning (largely) the world of contingency and change are equivalence relations answering to restricted forms of LL.
A permanent core staff of about 25, at a cost of roughly $5 million per year, could design strong internal controls, high-quality plans, and structures for consistent productivity - ensuring a consistent oversight baseline in the chaotic world of contingency operations.
The U.S. military collects and records pertinent demographic information on service members deploying to combat zones and to other areas of the world in support of contingency operations in a database known as the Defense Theater Accountability System (DTAS).
The cliché is that NGOs present a black and white picture of moral certainty, while the governments they are trying to influence inhabit a resolutely grey-shaded world of compromise and contingency; the realpolitik of statecraft set against the idealism of the third sector.
Murdoch's characters are fallen, her world post-lapsarian, full of contingency and realistic illogic.
Their dramas converge around plots that produce their preferred ideas or actions like an inevitability machine, and the flyaway ends of historical context, cultural sidebars, and personal quirks risk grinding the machine to a halt and forcing a look at the woolly world of nuances and contingencies outside the doctrine factory.
The actual world is full of contingencies from which empirical historians will have already abstracted in constructing their narratives, for example, when writing from particular national perspectives.
Since God's free creation and action is really the only source of contingency in the world, then God's free will is the only real cause of salvation and damnation.
Their art wasn't really about activating a particular space, or unpacking a particular process; it was about generating an overarching awareness of contingency in the world, transforming the usual subject-object relationship into something more profound and inclusive.
In an influential passage containing echoes of Siger of Brabant, a passage to which Anneliese Maier first drew attention (Scriptum I, d. 36: Maier 1949; Marchia 2000), Marchia explains that there are two types of contingency in the world: first, there is contingency per se, simpliciter, positiva, and intrinseca.
The element of contingency that pervades the world is immediately accounted for by the assumption that the ultimate constituents of reality are 'living' subjects, but how do orderly processes emerge?
