I also show that they fail to predict true indicative conditionals with 'wants' in the consequent.
Each rule in this FLC has an SMC or an SFC in the consequent part.
The structure is linear in the consequent parameters and nonlinear in the antecedent ones.
In the consequent election, Mr O'Neill obtained a large majority, with 70 MPs for him to 24 against.
Hull drew level after 58 minutes when Marshall beat out a shot from David Meyler and in the consequent confusion Stephen Quinn found Proschwitz, who bundled the ball in from three yards.
But disasters are similar to battlefields in their degree of confusion and complexity, and in the consequent unreliability and incompleteness of the information available.
But as most novelists will attest, the art and the beauty of a work come not in the first draft but in the consequent revisions and rewrites, and one can rewrite and revise only what has already been written.
"The true history of the English countryside has been centred throughout in the problem of property in land, and in the consequent social and working relationships," explains Williams, in his chapter on the novels of Henry Fielding and Samuel Richardson.
The full extent of her benediction of William Hague - complete with Commons Tea Room entrance during the leadership struggle - must count as a significant moment in the consequent collapse of the Tory party.
Initially, both teams showed one significant change, Everton recalling Louis Saha as their main striker, with Phil Neville losing his midfield place in the consequent reshuffle, and Liverpool preferring Dirk Kuyt to Jordan Henderson on their right flank.
For the NFS ARIMA, the focus is on the design of fuzzy If-Then rules, where ARIMA models are embedded in the consequent parts of If-Then rules.
