Sentence examples for explicit inference from inspiring English sources

It allows premises and conclusions to be any speech acts which assert the truth of a proposition (including acts like suggesting, hypothesizing, boasting, and deducing), and recognizes that arguments in natural language frequently occur without an explicit inference indicator like "since" or "therefore".

First, contrary to what a representative realist view might seem to suggest, our perceptual awareness of material objects is obviously not, at least in ordinary cases, arrived at via anything like an explicit inference from either beliefs about or awarenesses of subjective entities such as sense-data.

However, no reports to date provide sufficient evidence to indicate whether the sound bounce-inducing effect is due to a perceptual binding process or merely to an explicit inference resulting from the transient auditory stimulus resembling a physical collision of two objects.

Among the important issues that should be addressed in future work are the explicit inference of the soil electrical conductivity profile along with the other sampled variables, the modeling of the temperature-dependence of the coaxial cable properties and the definition of an appropriate statistical model of the residual errors.

Firstly, we will introduce a model selection framework to represent the oddity problem and the explicit inference of the odd stimulus.

Gene-tree species-tree reconciliation allows explicit inference of the evolutionary history of every gene family in the data set, in terms of gene family origins, gene duplication, loss, and transfer events.

Mapping arguments helps students to visualize their reasoning line and to detect easier, among other things, co-premisas or co-reasons (broader explanations and explicit inferences) and evidence (support reasons for other reasons) needed in their argumentation.

The galled networks suggest possible recombination or gene replacement within the listerial clusters, although uncertainties regarding the rooting of these representations render explicit inferences difficult.

This result could therefore be explained either by the involvement of the MNS and ToM in explicit inferencing, or in processing indirectness, or, alternatively, suggest that they constitute the brain correlate of a Request.

Remarkably, their results indicated that the IFG activation was independent of the task, whereas the explicit inferencing additionally elicited pre-SMA activations for action scenes, and anterior cingulate and the ventral PFC in response to the context/intention scenes.

Finally, the absence of analysis for episodic and thematic articles prevents us from making explicit inferences regarding the substantive nature of the debates, however our discussion was informed through an estimate of op-eds and letters analyzed in our data pool.