A conviction of its truth is an immediate inference from a perception of the beauty or splendor of what it depicts, namely, "God and Jesus Christ…the work of redemption, and the ways and works of God" (A Divine and Supernatural Light, 1734; Edwards 1957–, vol. 17, 413).
Because the obverse of any categorical proposition is logically equivalent to it, obversion is a form of immediate inference.
While the immediate therapeutic inference of the present findings concerns the treatment of chickens for a more economic production of meat [61] [64], it has far-reaching implications.
The history matching results for 1200 on 14 April as visualized by projections of the minimum of the implausibility measure onto all combinations of two-variable planes are shown in Fig. 5. Several immediate inferences can be made.
A proof is any finite sequence of formulas, each of which is an axiom or an immediate consequence, by a rule of inference, of (one or two) preceding formulas of the sequence.
A derivation of a formula E from a collection F of assumptions is any sequence of formulas, each of which belongs to F or is an axiom or an immediate consequence, by a rule of inference, of preceding formulas of the sequence, such that E is the last formula of the sequence.
Since impulse perturbations on parameters cause an immediate state changes at the perturbation time (see Methods), the inference of dynamical parametric importance can be obtained from impulse sensitivities by varying the time of perturbation.
The exception is the Planulozoa LCA with 72 HG losses; however, inference of HG losses is sensitive to the identity of the immediate sister group of the clade of interest, and this is the area of the tree with highest uncertainty.
There's no inference of it.
