Sentence examples for inferred something from inspiring English sources

Interviewees' idea of culture inferred something different from "Swedish" and "Western" culture, and something that was a problem and incompatible with what they considered "Swedish culture".

You will remember them, who seem to remember, or to infer, something about you.

Are we to infer something about the faith we put in corporate gurus?

If you can look into those books, you can infer something useful about the dollar next month.

"You could infer something if you looked at it one way, or not if you looked another".

They also offer an opportunity for some political phrenology: a chance to infer something about the country's mood.

"We have data on temperature -- heating and cooling degree-days -- that we can use to infer something about electricity and natural gas consumption".

"We have data on volume of stock market activity, which we can use to infer something about the amounts paid in commissions for financial transactions," Mr. Moulton said.

Or conversely, if we know something about the time function, namely being right-sided, then we can infer something about the region of convergence.

"It is easy enough to study the structure, function and mechanism of Fes, and to infer something about its evolution by comparing it to related sequences.

A given server may be able to infer something about traffic as a whole by glancing at the queues of the servers next to it.