Whereas California science textbooks on other subjects list facts, the books focused on climate change use conditional words like "could", "might" or "may" throughout.
Lesser figures, such as welfare minister Isaac Herzog and Israeli government spokesman Mark Regev were deployed on firefighting duties on Wednesday, dutifully uttering conditional words of contrition.
Ignore conditional words like "generally," "usually" and "most". If you read a sentence that says, for example, "The VisionPhone is among the first consumer videophones," cite the reviewer's ignorance and laziness for failing to mention the prototype developed by AT&T for the 1964 World's Fair.
Abstractiones treatises are collections of sophismata, which are arranged by a type of syncategorematic word (e.g. exceptive words, exclusive words, conditional words, disjunctive words, and so on), or sometimes by a distinction that is used to solve them.
A Conditional Random Field Word Segmenter.
Like the original aspect model, the extended aspect model assumes conditional independence between word w j and document d k, that is, w j and d k are independent conditioned on the latent parameter z l and the context word : (8).
Most commonly used are traditional word-based n-gram language models, which estimate the conditional probability of each word given the previous n−1 words.
The bond gave Dickson "license to reside in the state of Missouri, during good behavior" — in other words, conditional freedom, despite having never been a slave.
In other words, conditional probabilities for the utility value are calculated.
By optimizing the above weighted objective, the conditional probabilities of words with large weights will have more proportions to the entire objective.
