Moreover, other ions failed to generate distinct inference, which meant that probe L had desirable selectivity for relay recognition of Ni2+ and Al3+.
Heuristic-based identification is distinct from inferences to the best explanation because heuristics depend on the matching of a limited pool of criteria or rules rather than on insights provided by causal explanations or theories of the target's intrinsic mechanisms.
However, surprising candidates such as non-perception (for knowledge of absences) and circumstantial implication (defended as distinct from inference) provoke complex arguments especially in the later texts from about 1000 when the number of Sanskrit philosophical works of some of the schools begins to proliferate almost exponentially.
It is unlikely the Mohists would consider this a distinct kind of inference, rather than simply an analogy.
The extent to which these different categories need to be recognized as distinct forms of inference (rather than special instances or distinct expressions of more basic categories) remains a matter of debate.
About this time, Peirce began to hold that there were two utterly distinct classes of probable inferences, which he referred to as inductive inferences and abductive inferences (which he also called hypotheses and retroductive inferences).
To test specifically for the integration of associative memories (and not the consolidation of previously seen associations, as in direct trials), we considered associations between non-consecutive images with distinct relational distances by comparing inference 2 to inference 1 trials (inference 2 > inference 1).
These phylogenies, when studied in the light of MLST based inferences, revealed distinct affinities between Peruvian Amerindian strains and Venezuelan Amerind strains, pointing thus to their common Asian origins.
Machine learning models have two distinct phases – training and inference.
To this conception of proofs as objects, linear logic adds the computation-driven intuition that each occurrence of the same formula in a proof must be taken as a distinct resource for the inference process.
This suggests that measurements at each MOI are contributing distinct information to our inference process.
