Sentence examples for the same conditional from inspiring English sources
A current exhibition at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery applies the same conditional tense to darker scenarios, playing out what-ifs that cannot be romanticised.
In the first phase, short (Sp) and long probes (Lp) were introduced with the same conditional probabilities: P Sp|S) = P Lp|L) = 0.2 (Fig. 5a) whereas the second experimental phase contained the following unequal probabilities: P Sp|S) = 0.5 and P Lp|L) = 0.2 (Fig. 6a, left panel).
Remarkably, both semantics lead to the same conditional logics.
U.K.-based NDS, 80% owned by News Corp., makes the same "conditional access" software as Kudelski.
The second block consisted of 16 trials with the same conditional relationships without the written hint.
It seems more natural to say that we now have a different attitude to the same conditional thought, that B on the supposition that ~A.
2. Conditionals for Experiments 2a and 2b in italics, presented in the context of a story in Experiment 2b only (counterfactuals were the same conditionals in the subjunctive mood).
The materials for Experiment 2b employed the same conditionals but they were embedded in scenarios, similar to those in Experiments 1a and 1b, e.g.: 'Jason was talking to Nancy about her car.
dVery briefly Milgrom shows that under the Monotone Likelihood Property (henceforth MLRP) given in our case by inequalities 4, that any risk averter (in our case the VC) will strictly prefer the posterior distribution manager quality Q (in our case B, G) conditional on the signal H over the same distribution conditional on L. eSee Milgrom (1981).
A full style will be more elaborate, but the basic logical structures are the same, with conditional statements used to select simple nested groups of nodes that describe the output to be produced.
Identification rests upon comparing the effects of annual deviations in income from trend on the mortality risks of children born at different times to the same mother, conditional upon a number of state-time varying covariates including rainshocks and state social expenditure.
