Sentence examples for from which I infer from inspiring English sources

The results discern variation in depositional contexts across each site, from which I infer a variety of basic settlement activity structures (e.g., site maintenance, trash disposal, residence, animal husbandry, metallurgy, ritual).

I am referring to organisations such as the European Investment Bank, the ECIP and AL-Invest, from which I infer directly that the European Union is in favour of the development aid being granted.

His face took on a remote look, and he said coolly, "We can talk about it," from which I inferred that I would have to make an appointment and bring in the Papermate during office hours.

Hence, 풞 = { C 1, …, C K } correspond to these individual network components.In the second step, an ensemble of bootstrap data sets { D i B } i = 1 b is generated from D, as described in Figure 2, from which we infer an ensemble of networks { G i B } i = 1 b, one for each bootstrap data set.

That means, first, we generate b = 100 bootstrap data sets from which we infer an ensemble of networks G i B i = 1 b = 100.

According to this account, there are no mental images or "ideas" from which we infer the hardness of the table.

For pressure sensations do not function as intermediaries of which we are aware that imagistically represent the table's hardness and from which we infer its existence.

Once again, there are no ideas from which we infer moral judgments and the process of judgment formation is itself noninferential.

In combining imagery with topographic data, our geomorphologic map reveals a stratigraphic sequence from which we infer process interactions between units.

No major geomorphic changes are identified within the later part of the Holocene, from which we infer that increased aridity has slowed evolution of the landscape.

The SEM EDS indicates a high concentration of carbon in the paint layer from which we infer that carbon black or soot black is the pigment.