Sentence examples for Inferring it from from inspiring English sources

Suppose we take ourselves to know some claim, q, by inferring it from another claim, p, which we know, but our knowing p in the first place depends on the truth of q.

According to virtually all externalists, one can arrive at a justified belief in P by inferring it from E without being aware of any sort of evidential connection between E and P. While the externalist defends radically different views than those of classical foundationalists, the structure of knowledge and justification that emerges from such theories is still often a foundationalist structure.

The true evolutionary tree for a set of species is rarely known, so inferring it from obtainable information is of great interest.

When there is no desired information available for a particular molecule, one may infer it from its structural analogues that have relevant information.

Discovering direct evidence of what a fossil animal ate, rather than having to infer it from details such as the shape of its teeth, is always valuable.

You can't infer it from a senior officer's evidence #Miranda November 6, 2013 Carl Gardner (@carlgardner) Ryder: police purpose only emerged after Security Service purpose did.

We can't measure the value of amenities directly, but we can infer it from wages and home prices.

Rather than attempting to ferret out how much suspected tax cheats earn, the agency began trying to infer it from how much they spend.

The idea isn't that we'll ask people what their interest levels and business are: we'll try to infer it from what we can observe.

There are key confrontations in which we don't even get to hear what characters are saying, and can only infer it from their body language.

Following their break-up in 1980 she revealed Felt's name to the media, having inferred it from clues left by Bernstein.