Assuming it is a directly referential term, it makes no truth-conditional contribution to sentences that contain it.
And we can represent the meaning of a given suitably disambiguated word or phrase type by a rule for arriving at an appropriate propositional constituent or truth-conditional contribution or content, given a context thus understood.
Finally, conditional risk contribution calculations are represented by an event tree model.
However, since the outcomes of our "democratic" elections are increasingly shaped by lobbyists, conditional campaign contributions and partisan media, it could be argued that we also aren't able to get rid of the real powers behind the throne, but just to occasionally change its occupant.
Benefits Conditional on Contributions?
Several other nations accelerated their giving once the United States made its contribution conditional, Mr. Soni said, but the struggle in Congress over the money made the final figure unknowable until January.
The offer disappointed many environmental campaigners by making the contribution conditional on donations from other nations across the industrialized world, and by failing to identify a precise figure Europe would contribute to the global pot, which the E.U. said could amount to as much as 50 billion, or $74 billion, by 2020.
2 There is no effect of solicitors' beauty on the size of the contribution conditional on it being positive.
Cancellation of common factors yields a 'weighted' conditional logistic likelihood contribution, (8/2) r(Z9; β) / [(8/2) r(Z9; β) + 12 r(Z18; β) + (8/2) r(Z24; β)], (A1) in which a subject's rate ratio contribution is multiplied by an RRT 'inverse sampling' weight.
Compared to PWD [20] (our previous study), VQD (this study) has the following major contributions: Conditional priority weighting for non-real-time I-packets from AAC_VI The details of this contribution are given in Section 3.1.
