Sentence examples for being inferred from from inspiring English sources

Close relationships exist between the plant palaeobiocenoses and palaeobiotopes, the latter being inferred from taphonomical data (especially the salinity and the clastic size).

At first glance, this can give the impression that moral judgments must, in Reid's view, derive their warrant from moral first principles, presumably by being inferred from them.

As a result, either the interfacial deformations are measured directly with the forces being inferred from a model, or the forces are measured directly with the deformations to be deduced from the theory.

The fibril diameters in the deformation zones decreased with stress intensity factor near the transition, the limiting behaviour of a relatively slow crack growth resistant third generation grade at the lowest Ki being inferred from testing in Igepal™ to be the breakdown of diffuse zones of interlamellar voiding.

Strong correlation is found between the oxidation progress (i.e. increase in the amount of oxygen and oxidized carbon) and the degradation in inter-atomic conjugation, the latter being inferred from the intensity of satellite ('shake-up') lines in the C1s XPS spectrum.

For example, in 1914, in arguing that atomic facts are typically known by direct empirical means rather than by inference, he wrote that "[p]erhaps one atomic fact may sometimes be capable of being inferred from another, though I do not believe this to be the case; but in any case it cannot be inferred from premises no one of which is an atomic fact" (OKEW, 48).

What can be inferred from the find?

But Mr. McNamara's views can be inferred from the film.

Our size and dexterity can be inferred from their scale.

Economic growth rates can be inferred from electricity consumption.

So little can be inferred from his selection.