Sentence examples for appropriately inferred from inspiring English sources
Our system proceeds as follows : once a group of people are detected and the social cues of that target group of people are extracted, the corresponding social situation is appropriately inferred, and in turn the robot decides whether it should initiate conversation with the group based on rules to be specified later.
For example, if routine data show that both partial and total knee devices were used in the same knee during an operation, it can be appropriately inferred that it was necessary to change a partial device to a total one, as it is impossible for the opposite to occur.
Now he's saying it was appropriately dismissed, inferring that there was lack of merit for that matter, and this is simply untrue". Pirozzi is also unhappy with comments Kramer made in the article regarding their miscommunication over a bill more than a year ago, Tran said.
Plant-availability of recycled P may thus be inferred appropriately from simple soil incubations.
We show that the mean flow velocity for those two cases can be different both quantitatively and qualitatively, implying that the true charged conditions can be inferred by appropriately designed experiments.
Since Newton the most paradigmatic examples of empirical science were those claims, usually quantitative ones, that were properly inferred from or appropriately confirmed by experience.
In any case, a cross-sectional study design does not allow causal relationships to be inferred and prospective observational studies appropriately controlling for confounding factors are required to assess the causality.
If indeed the relationships inferred by Lee et al. are correct, then two independent losses would be appropriately assigned.
IF my belief that I believe that p is appropriately inferred from my awareness of p (Dretske), or based on my basis for believing that p (Fernández), or inferred from the premise that p (Byrne), THEN this belief is especially secure self-knowledge, achieved through an exclusively first-personal method.
