Sentence examples for conditional in the from inspiring English sources
The first reason is that many theoretical models of social dilemmas assume that cooperation is conditional, in the sense that an individual will only cooperate on the condition that its partners are also cooperating.
"I won't be turning conditional in the near future," he had said.
Make sure when you add to your running sum vector, you aren't declaring a new sum vector!! Forgetting the CONDITIONAL in the tail case!
What is the difference between the roles of a premise, and of the antecedent of a conditional in the conclusion?
The worry about the sufficiency aspect of mereological extensionality, i.e., the right-to-left conditional in the consequent of (27), is more to the point.
Concerning the necessity aspect of mereological extensionality, i.e., the left-to-right conditional in the consequent of (27), it is perhaps enough to remark that the difficulty is not peculiar to extensional mereology.
The Department for Education (DfE) has given conditional in-principle approval for the closure of the academy, which at the moment is run by the Academies Enterprise Trust.
The Department for Education has given conditional, in-principle, approval for the closure of Sandown Bay Academy.
A natural generalization of the ARCH (Autoregressive Conditional Heteroskedastic) process introduced in Engle (1982) to allow for past conditional variances in the current conditional variance equation is proposed.
Perhaps the constructive empiricist can view the relevant counterfactuals as reducible to non-modal conditionals, in the spirit of the context-dependent reduction of counterfactuals to non-modal conditionals entertained in section 3.5 above.
In some cases we have positive arguments, like the one advanced by Alan Gibbard in (1981), that an entire (grammatical or logical) class of conditionals does not carry truth values (indicative conditionals in the case of Gibbard).
