conditional

[kənˈdɪʃənəl]

Definition:
1. Depending on something.
2. Qualified by reservations.
3. Imposing or depending on or containing a condition.

Use 'conditional' in a sentence:

1. Without 'conditional branching', the ability to mechanise the word IF, the grandest calculator would be no more than a glorified adding machine.
2. She has been granted conditional bail.
3. Do you need to use conditional comments?
4. My agreement is conditional on your help.
5. Bristol Crown Court granted conditional bail with a surety of £ 2,500.
6. Apple must pay$ 400m in compensation to people who bought ebooks through its iBooks store, under the conditional settlement agreed in July 2014.
7. It rests on one of humanity's strongest behaviours: conditional co-operation.
8. Conditional offers will be granted based on personal background, circumstances and, also, grades.
9. A conditional caching engine.
10. And finally, this week Michael Vick won a conditional return to the National Football League.
11. It combines a conditional and an operation in one.
12. This is just a three-way conditional.
13. Policies guide decision rights, which are generally conditional.
14. Instead of unconditional love, they practice conditional loyalty.
15. Anyone found guilty of these charges faces a possible conditional prison sentence of about 20 days.
16. Payment is conditional upon delivery of the goods.
17. The second conditional is used to talk about a hypothetical or imaginary situation.
18. JSTL provides tags for conditional and looping constructs.
19. This is the price system that place of conditional be mixed forms.
20. Its actually a conditional conclusion.
21. The diamond shows that the transition is conditional.
22. The settlement of the issue must not be conditional upon the acceptance of fait accompli.
23. Conditional on a period of indeterminate incarceration at a psychiatric facility.
24. Forgiveness is granted, to be sure, but it is conditional.
25. The data were analysed using conditional logistic regression.
26. To achieve this mapping, you may include conditional compilation #ifdef in places where you access the registers.
27. Forgiveness is conditional.
28. Instead, the claimant receives a time-limited "allowance", conditional on actively seeking a job; no entitlement and no insurance, at 71 pounds a week.
29. Since his love is conditional, I can do something to acquire it, I can work for it;
30. But unconsciously, they're doing these quite complicated calculations that will give them a conditional probability measure.
31. In other words, a conditional and operation is performed.
32. right now the conditional search engines only index.
33. The Fed also sees its "extended period" commitment as conditional.
34. This conditional love is like an acid that dissolves children's internal criteria to make their own decisions about their own colleges, majors and careers.
35. Their support is conditional on his proposals meeting their approval.
36. However, in the main loop, you have a conditional branch.
37. He was found guilty and given a conditional discharge.
38. permitted use versus conditional use?
39. The first conditional statement is used for input validation.
40. He was given a conditional discharge and ordered to pay Miss Smith $500 compensation.
41. I'll draft our complaint, try to get us a conditional one.
42. This idea, that of 'conditional branching', was his most advanced.
43. A good deductive argument gives us conditional certainty.
44. It is a conditional transition.
45. But it is conditional for you, just as it was for them.
46. It'suggests , instead, that a European Monetary Fund should be created, to provide conditional liquidity support.
47. That the whole thing is a conditional conclusion.
48. Their success is conditional, I suggest, on this restriction.
49. A hypothetical syllogism syllogism having a conditional statement for one or both of its premises.
50. Macros containing conditionals will automatically update their visual feedback as appropriate during play.
51. So I think those babies are actually making complicated calculations with conditional probabilities that they're revising to figure out how the world works.
52. Equilibrium is temporary and conditional.
53. If you express your request as a conditional--"if you could open the window, that would be great"
54. What you have are conditional jumps based on CPU flags.
55. The shadowy presence of conditional love produces a fear, the fear that there is no utterly safe love;
56. But I also know some of that autonomy is limited, illusory, conditional.
57. Conditionals are used to about possible, imaginary or impossible conditions.
58. This is a conditional offer.
59. Second, each one of these rules has two conditional elements.
60. It has not made public any detailed plans for IMF reform. Neither has it made explicit whether or how any lending by China would be conditional on such changes.
61. One difference was that this incorporated a hardware facility for conditional branching.
62. French has inflectionally distinct imperative, subjunctive, indicative and conditional mood forms.
63. Mappings can be conditional.
64. On Thursday, a British judge released Assange on conditional bail.