Sentence examples for conceptual inference from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the hammer facts never described the hammers in motion, yet we can deduce that subjects were engaged in conceptual inference about the hammer exemplars because we observed activation in a region of the middle temporal gyrus known to represent nonbiological (tool) motion (Beauchamp et al. 2002).

These conceptual inferences are borne out by an examination of the track record of prizes inducing research into public goods, including relevant energy technologies.

The facts learned by subjects about a particular person did not contain references to that person's physical motions, their mental states, or social interactions, and thus these activations are neural signatures of conceptual inferences about the exemplars.

Therefore it may be preferable to regard conceptual canonicalization as inference of important entailments, rather than as replacement of superficial logical forms by equivalent ones in a more restricted vocabulary.

Perception is always purely non-conceptual and non-linguistic whereas inference is conceptual, linguistic thinking[28] that proceeds on the basis of good reasons.

The possibility to carry over optimal procedures from one model to another then allows a better conceptual understanding of asymptotic inference.

A poor choice of terminology can lead to conceptual confusions and fallacious inferences.

From the aforementioned inferences, a conceptual model of groundwater recharge in the Ndop plain is proposed (Fig. 6).

In doing so, it aims to contribute to a tradition of qualitative inquiry that looks to gain inferences from conceptual frameworks and ideas in order to broaden our understanding of these phenomena.

There are however different answers to the question how inference, being a conceptual process, can successfully relate to reality.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 The conceptual framework of the resilience inference measurement (RIM) model.