All reading requires the reader to infer meaning: the first chapter of The Sound and the Fury turns inference into an extreme sport.
We prove that word feature vectors can substantially improve the topical inference of documents' meaning.
There are a possible pair of inferences: to bottle meaning to enclose and a stopper meaning one who holds another back from a course of action.
According to Chambers, "reasonable mind[s]" will quickly perceive that "the prevalent ideas about the organic creation" were simply "a mistaken inference from the text," meaning the first verses of the Bible.
Furthermore, the patient group for our study was small, meaning population inference should be treated cautiously, but the sample size was certainly equivalent to those used in many experimental eye movement studies in the literature.
The sample representativeness is questionable; meaning any inferences from this study population to the whole population was not appropriate.
All of the included studies were cross sectional in design, and we did not identify any longitudinal or intervention studies, meaning that causal inference was not a possibility in our mapping.
In line with Sandelowski, one could say that QD involves low-inference interpretation meaning that even though description is the aim of QD interpretation is always present.
Facebook's ad platform has faced additional criticism in Europe for sensitive inferences it makes about users — given the platform allows advertisers to target people based on political and religious interests, meaning Facebook's platform is quietly making sensitive inferences about individuals.
Most approaches to proof-theoretic semantics consider introduction rules as basic, meaning giving, or self-justifying, whereas the elimination inferences are justified as valid with respect to the given introduction rules.
