Sentence examples for infer facts from inspiring English sources

The fact is that present-day software developers could straightforwardly program a computer to have "self-awareness" in the behavioural sense – for example, to pass the "mirror test" of being able to use a mirror to infer facts about itself – if they wanted to.

The facts about the artist's life are the means and the enhanced appreciation the end, not the other way around, as is often found, for example in psychoanalytic essays attempting to infer facts about the artist's subconscious conflicts from his work; in these cases the work is being taken as the means and the study of his life as the end.

"A Puzzle About Belief" (1979) generated surprising and paradoxical conclusions from seemingly innocent applications of the principles employed in reporting the beliefs of others, and it derived cautionary lessons about attempts to infer facts about linguistic meaning from analyses of belief-reporting sentences.

"We're building natural language processing tools and semantic technologies to help us properly record, tag buildings and infer facts from free text descriptions," he adds.

Instead of testing theoretical claims by direct comparison to raw data, investigators use data to infer facts about phenomena, i.e., events, regularities, processes, etc. whose instances, are uniform and uncomplicated enough to make them susceptible to systematic prediction and explanation (Bogen and Woodward 1988, 317).

BioXM supports the conceptualisation of entire areas of interest by using ontologies, which can be used to infer facts and construct abstract queries.

It infers facts about the manufacturing environment from the ontological knowledge model and then decides whether the current environment can support the given manufacturing requirements.

It is also expected to provide tools to infer some facts like how pollution and human related activities can influence clams transcriptome or the effect of some biological events such as metamorphosis or reproduction.

In order to infer general facts about the evolution of the motif, we searched for its presence in the genome of D. pseudoobscura, a species with an ongoing genome project [ 31].

The importance of mollusks as biological filters and thus potential bio-monitors cannot be sub estimated and this tool can also be applied to infer some facts about how pollution and other antropogenic activities can influence clam transcriptome, increasing the range of future applications for the platform presented here.

Based on ChEBI ontological representation, we can infer the fact that all of those instances have pharmacological role: "hydroxymethylglutaryl-CoA (HMG-CoA) reductase inhibitor".