Sentence examples for at the unconditional from inspiring English sources

Sections of the US administration were even demurring slightly at the unconditional, eternal support they were supposed to extend to the state of Israel.

But while the large British contingent in the stadium cheered him on, his links with Aden and the vociferously denied allegations against his coach Alberto Salazar have eating away at the unconditional love Farah was afforded in London 2012.

As an indicator, we can look at the unconditional (weighted) sample mean and variance of the observed count of crime which are 0.34 and 34.32, respectively.

If we look at the (unconditional) retirement probability by gender and by marital status, we find that married males are less likely to retire early than unmarried males, while married females are more likely retire early than unmarried females.

26 I was unable to use teacher fixed-effects as a characteristic due the inability of assigning fixed-effects values to teachers at the (unconditional) search decision, where it is impossible to directly link these teachers to the administrative data set.

Secondly, to improve the efficiency of sampling which aims at calculating the unconditional failure probability and estimating the failure-conditional PDF of every model input simultaneously, subset simulation method is extended to achieve these two aims.

For the inhomogeneous flame, the premixed and non-premixed manifolds are limited in their ability to reproduce the measured flame at upstream locations with multiple combustion modes, while the non-premixed manifold is reasonably good at predicting the unconditional and conditional profiles of all scalars in the downstream regions with dominant non-premixed combustion.

"The greeting at the door, the unconditional love, talking baby talk to them, just the whole essence of the dog".

With all lagged conditional variances evaluated at the level of the unconditional variance of the wind power time series, the curve relates past wind power shocks (news) to current volatility, so it is named the news impact curve.

The reason is that the capture-removal estimator, at least in the way it is used by Ledberg and Wennberg, requires that the conditional probability for capture at occasion 2 given no capture at occasion 1 has to be identical to the unconditional probability of capture at occasion 1 (see Borchers et al. [ 4], p.76) which is not fulfilled in these last two settings.

Just look at the mostly unconditional TARP bailouts for Wall Street, the white flag on single-payer health care and the ceding of effective authority to BP in the oil spill: strong progressive magic has simply not been attempted.