Sentence examples for exactly inferred from inspiring English sources
It is easy to see that the LFM signal's time-frequency behavior not only can be exactly inferred, but it can also be predicted.
Author response: Antigenic changes are not, exactly, inferred from changes in the (proposed) epitopes but, of course, when we notice differential patterns for replacements in the epitope regions, we believe that it makes sense to interpret these differences as being relevant to the evolution of the virus antigenicity and fitness.
In the wireless environment, we assume perfect sensing, that is, all sensors that are within the PU's transmission range can exactly infer whether the interference of the PUs is present or not.
What is being inferred, exactly?
However, it is impossible to tell what exactly can be inferred about concealed values.
Ancestral reconstruction according to this framework showed that exactly 1,800 genes inferred to contain a GA box in the common mammalian ancestor (the preferred binding motif at the root of mammals) now contain a GC box in humans.
We focused on foundress associations with exactly two females, inferred from microsatellites to be sisters (but due to limits on sample size we included two pairs of non-sisters).
Only one relation, part_of, was shared among the ontologies, either corresponding exactly to (FBbt) or inferred to be the same (SPD, TADS andTGMA) as the HAO.
In other words, from the point of view of one bird, the hidden states are amodal, generating proprioceptive and exteroceptive consequences that are inferred in exactly the same way over time; irrespective of whether sensory consequences are generated by itself or another.
But when it comes to inferring exactly what is going on in a particular person, are people more like ice cubes or like hurricanes?
