Sentence examples for explicitly conditional from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the probabilities of each \(p_i\) are explicitly conditional on the \(p\) in question.

The results and recommendations should be made explicitly conditional on these limitations.

By explicitly representing conditional dependencies between the volcanological model and observations, BBNs use probability theory to treat uncertainties in a rational and auditable manner, as warranted by the strength of the scientific evidence.

To reduce Monte Carlo variance of smoothers, it is typical in these models to use Rao-Blackwellization: particle approximation is used to sample sequences of hidden regimes while the Gaussian states are explicitly integrated conditional on the sequence of regimes and observations, using variants of the Kalman filter/smoother.

Note also that 2) above has the conditional explicitly in the scope of the English "ought to be" operator, and this is not explicitly a deontic conditional as just characterized unless we add that it should be read as at least necessarily equivalent to "if Jones does go, then he ought to tell them he is coming".

This also indicates that continuum-based modeling of unsaturated flow in fractured rock at mesoscale or a larger scale is not necessarily conditional explicitly on discrete fracture patterns.

A highly contrived sample answer to this question would be that a thinker learns an explicitly represented unconscious conditional rule that states "when a token of x is activated, then also activate a token of y".

Hierarchical models are a natural solution for analyzing such multilevel data in a single model, since they explicitly account for conditional independences present in the hierarchical structure (Lee, in press).

This article proposes a new class of models featuring periodicity in conditional heteroscedasticity explicitly designed to capture the repetitive seasonal time variation in the second-order moments.

In our previous paper, we explicitly derived the transient conditional probabilities for changes in binding site number and proposed a stochastic model for TFBS evolution (Wagner et al. 2007).

If the entrenchment relation could be explicitly represented by means of conditional propositions, then it would be possible to define the new entrenchment relation that would result from a single belief revision, making iterated belief revision representable.