Sentence examples for act of inferring from inspiring English sources
There are no innate ideas, in Herbart's opinion; visual space is constructed from experience, most significantly by means of the conceptual act of inferring continuity in spatial processes.
This problem is particularly important in the field of phylogeny reconstruction, because multiple alignment acts as a preprocessing step in most prominent methods of inferring a phylogenetic tree of sequences.
First, Kant is wrong to think that 'the rightness or wrongness of an individual act can be inferred with certainty from its falling or not falling under a rule capable of being universalised' (FE 189; also KT 25).
Painting is a belief system that demands, as Borges put it, 'a momentary act of faith that reality is inferred from events not reasonings.
One can likewise infer that the simple act of verbally prompting a participant for his / her workload may impact the operation currently underway.
We infer from our belief that the hoodlums are engaged in an act of cruelty, done for fun, that what they are doing is wrong.
Commentators like to infer a Shostakovich playing the covert dissident in what is outwardly a triumphant act of political correctness.
(See Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008).
