One can find some results and applications in [20, 21] where this criterion is used to derive a matrix-based expression (i.e., without analytic inversion of the Fisher information matrix) of the SRL for the frequency estimates in the case of the conditional and unconditional signal source models.
The pastor continued to describe grace— gifts given not because we deserve them, but because of an unconditional, unfathomable source of love and forgiveness.
Kant, however, sees the principle of hypothetical imperatives as subordinate to the categorical imperative (cf. Korsgaard 1997), since reason can also be the source of unconditional demands.
(The duties and standards of care used to attribute tortious/delictual/civil liability are in part straightforwardly moral and in part conventional in neither part are they securely source-based in the sense of sources given unconditional primacy in legal positivism).
To his daughters he was a source of unconditional love and support, of patience and wisdom, a model of integrity, a teacher and storyteller, a proud father who openly adored his girls.
Indeed, Kant's claim can be put more strongly still: reason is the only source of unconditional demands that human beings can ever have access to.
If you learn to operate from your soul, you'll tap into a source of unconditional love, strength, wisdom and joy.
It could mean the loss of a source of unconditional love, a primary companion who provides security and comfort, and maybe even a protégé that's been mentored like a child.
Annie John by Jamaica Kincaid When Annie turns twelve, her relationship with her mother changes suddenly from a source of unconditional adoration to one under the unfamiliar guise of adversary.
Adoption is defined in varied ways: adopting children to enhance and enrich our lives, adopting a new set of priorities, and the adoption of new sources of unconditional love.
