- Look up
contingency or
contingent in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Contingency or
Contingent may
refer to:
Contingency (philosophy), in philosophy...
- only
selected contingencies,
mostly single ones with some
double ones are
considered to
speed up the process. The
selection of
contingencies is
using engineering...
- A
contingencies fund or
contingency fund is a fund for
emergencies or
unexpected outflows,
mainly economic crises. The
European Union created a vast contingency...
- been
provided to a
number of
external audiences. The
Academy publishes Contingencies magazine, a
bimonthly publication that
publishes articles on a wide...
- more
lucrative contingencies are the
Busch Pole
Award and the
Sunoco Rookie of the Year Award. In 2018,
NASCAR moved away of
contingency sponsorship stickers...
- of the known-unknowns is
referred to by cost
estimators as cost
contingency.
Contingency "refers to
costs that will
probably occur based on past experience...
- A
contingency operation is a
military operation involving United States Armed Forces,
conducted in
response to
natural disasters, terrorists, subversives...
- The
Civil Contingencies Act 2004 (c. 36) is an act of the
Parliament of the
United Kingdom that
makes provision about civil contingencies. It also replaces...
- In statistics, a
contingency table (also
known as a
cross tabulation or crosstab) is a type of
table in a
matrix format that
displays the multivariate...
- It is
supported by the
Civil Contingencies Secretariat,
which is part of the
Cabinet Office. The
Civil Contingencies Committee is held in
Cabinet Office...