Sentence examples for a first inference from inspiring English sources

Here, as a first inference, the kind of rather high density of defects observed precludes right away, for a continuous layer, these to originate from the MoS2 layer edges.

To emphasize both the goodness of fit of this Bayesian inference model, and the observed reduction in learning rate, we present a second inference model for comparison.

A second inference that can be taken about such co-substitution is that the R153 DNA contacts should compensate the loss of the K156 DNA ones, i.e. R153 must interact with the first basis step of the half site (see Figure 2).

Here, apes and Grey parrots seem to understand that (a) rattling noises emitted during the shaking of a bowl are indicative for the presence of a reward in this bowl (first inference) and that (b) the absence of noise is indicative for the absence of a reward, and therefore, the other bowl must be chosen (second inference; e.g., Call 2004; Schloegl et al. 2012).

The rule governing the first inference is a rule which applies only to subject terms whereas the rule governing the second inference governs reasoning within the predicate, and thus applies only to the transitive verb complements (i.e., direct objects).

In the first inference layer, we find a set of highest scoring single regions.

ARACNE [ 13] is the first inference algorithm to implement a method to identify such false edges.

The first inference (dashed arrow) is inductive; the second and third (solid arrows) are deductively valid.

The first inference is aimed at the attitude holder, and the second at the speaker.

Alternatively, we can stipulate that the first inference takes place after the word 'needed'needed

The first inference captures the first half of the semantics of these attitudes a representational component, viz. a universal doxastic assertion.