Sentence examples for from which we assume from inspiring English sources

He does not even mention the possibility that full-blown phenomenal properties might constitute "those regions of the physical universe from which we assume awareness to be absent".

These methods represent a black-box level, from which we assume that it is acceptable for a given application area, where deeper control and insight is neither desired nor necessary, and too much effort would be created for implementing the provided functionality using VCCL instead of a standard programming language (Preidel and Borrmann 2016b).

Date of last menstruation was available for 5,100 offspring and for 6,357 others the expected date of delivery was given, from which we assumed that conception had occurred 266 days earlier.

Nor is it like the news we get from memoirs, which we assume (or at least hope) will be reasonably accurate about the facts.

Bidirectional follower relationships mean that two users are interested in receiving messages from each other, which we assume to indicate that the users may share similar interests, which in turn suggests homophily.

We used H. melpomene unigenes as the denominator in this comparison because H. melpomene has fewer ESTs sampled from both tissues, which we assume is a limiting factor in identifying RBBHs.

The intervention effects are quantified by the between-groups odds ratios of the corresponding estimates of changes from baseline from the fully adjusted model, which we assume to give the best account of the study results.

To determine the correlating factor, a, we set the rate of return from the revenue process equal to the maximum rate of return for the system (from the second order derivative), which we assume behaves in a condition of unity.

Each population was sampled from a discrete agricultural field, which we assume to represent discrete units of selection.

One of these was from a Dutch lake, in which we assume Daphnia may indeed persist year-round due to the relatively mild oceanic climate.

For each state k, the emission parameter µ k is sampled from a prior probability H, which we assume to be a normal distribution N (0, Σ 0 ), where Σ 0 is the initial covariance matrix.