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Conditional indifference and conditional preservation [PDF]
Journal of Applied Non-Classical Logics, 2001 Workshop Nonmonotonic Reasoning 2000, Belief Revision, at KR 2000, 10 ...
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Palabra y Razón, 2023 This paper aims to contribute to the understanding of hypotheses in science from a dynamic and pragmatic approach. In this sense, we argue that the notion of hypothesis corresponds to the performative act of generating a conditional relation between ...
Juan Redmond +2 more
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Conditions for the acceptance of deontic conditionals.
Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology / Revue canadienne de psychologie expérimentale, 2004 Recent psychological research has investigated how people assess the probability of an indicative conditional. Most people give the conditional probability of q given p as the probability of if p then q. Asking about the probability of an indicative conditional, one is in effect asking about its acceptability. But on what basis are deontic conditionals
D. Over +2 more
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Operators or restrictors? A reply to Gillies
Semantics and Pragmatics, 2011 According to operator theories, "if" denotes a two-place operator. According to restrictor theories, "if" doesn't contribute an operator of its own but instead merely restricts the domain of some co-occurring quantifier.
Justin Khoo
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Pseudo-conditionals and causal assertibles in Stoic logic
Principia: An International Journal of Epistemology, 2016 The Stoics not only analyzed sentences showing to be clear conditionals. They also reviewed other kinds of sentences related to the conditional that are not exactly conditionals, for example, the pseudo-conditionals and the causal assertibles.
Miguel López-Astorga
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Imagined Hierarchies as Conditionals of Gender in Aesthetics [PDF]
The Polish Journal of Aesthetics, 2016 The attributes of gender in the media are disputable. This can be explained by a conflict generated by culturally acquired alternative imagined hierarchies which are not compatible or may be even contradictory.
Adrian Mróz
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Conditions and conditioning, stability and stabilization
Applied Mathematics and Computation, 1989 The author reviews several concepts, including condition and stability, useful for dealing with the numerical solution of boundary value problems. In order to investigate a class of second order scalar problems, a generalization of the concept of well-conditioning is considered. The results are applied to the Korteweg-de Vries and Burgers equations.
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To condition or not to condition—That is the question: The evolution of nonmyeloablative conditions for transplantation [PDF]
Experimental Hematology, 2016 In 1985, Eugene Cronkite and his colleagues published, in Experimental Hematology, data indicating that five consecutive "transfusions" of large numbers of marrow cells significantly increase the number of donor-derived cells detected by day 10 of a spleen colony-forming assay, the most primitive hematopoietic cells detectable at that time, present in ...
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On conditional decomposability [PDF]
Systems & Control Letters, 2012 The requirement of a language to be conditionally decomposable is imposed on a specification language in the coordination supervisory control framework of discrete-event systems. In this paper, we present a polynomial-time algorithm for the verification whether a language is conditionally decomposable with respect to given alphabets.
Jan Komenda +2 more
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If-conditional sentences across Asian Englishes
Journal of Modern Languages, 2020 This study explored the syntactic and semantic analysis of if-conditional sentences in the International Corpus of English (ICE). Using the three corpora of Asian varieties of English such as ICE-PHI (PhilE), ICE-HK (HKE), and ICE-SING (SingE) that have
Ariel Robert Ponce, Shirley N. Dita
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