Sentence examples for forming inferences from inspiring English sources

Bem proposed that similar to the processes we use in forming inferences about others, we can form inferences about ourselves.

Although forming inferences is very important, the goal of people-watching is to provide new ideas and open your mind.

We concluded that chimpanzees categorised an apparently simple acoustic signal into victim and aggressor screams and used pragmatics to form inferences about third-party interactions they could not see.

Since this TDI estimate is positively skewed [ 11, 12] the authors use the log transformation to form inference and the delta method is applied to obtain the variance of the resulting TDI estimate.

The coefficients of the P-RBF NNs model are obtained by fuzzy inference method forming the inference part of fuzzy rules.

First, the V converging structures, corresponding to singly connected polytrees, allow closed-form inferences to be performed through a local updating scheme (the message passing algorithm [35]).

In this study, an exact analytical inversion procedure is presented for interval type-2 Takagi Sugeno Kang fuzzy logic systems (IT2 TSK FLSs) with closed form inference methods.

To ensure the tractability of the adaptive system, the posterior probabilities are computed at each generation according to a closed-form inference strategy, which is the message passing algorithm [35] given by: begin{aligned} lambda _r ( {p_i })=alpha sum limits _{p_k :kne i} {P rleft| {p_m,ldots,p_n )} right.

The results suggest that people could not infer that plastic should be assigned to saturated-red due to this weak association if they judged one object at a time in the select task (Fig. 11b), but they could form that inference when they completed one-to-one assignments in the match task by a process of elimination (Fig. 11c).

After the two types of data had been analysed independently the results were integrated to form meta-inferences within each case and 'causal network' models were created [ 73, 77].

This strategy involved two separate processes; first, the qualitative and quantitative components were analysed separately but in parallel, using appropriate thematic analysis and descriptive/inferential statistics, respectively, then the findings of the two components were integrated to form meta-inferences or conclusions.