Twitter lets advertisers reach users based on their inferred interests, including which firms' and individuals' accounts they follow and what they tweet about.
Inflation expectations over shorter horizons, as inferred from financial markets, have been falling.
Where the bullet is found but not the gun, they list it as an "inferred weapon".
Direct control may have been severed, but rule by inferred command continues.This model provides the government with continuing control of enterprises critical to the functioning of the economy.
The external dynamics is thus the non-monotonic character of some consequence relations: Γ ⊢ A and Γ ∪ Δ ⊬ A for some Γ, Δ and A. However, even if the premise-set remains constant, some previously inferred conclusion may considered as not derivable at a later stage.
Politics had been the main impediment to change, he inferred, with the UK leadership understanding the problems but slow to act.
In 1934, Simon Kuznets, a Harvard professor and the Nobel-winning brain behind the idea of how to construct a measure of GDP, wrote the following in a report on national income to the US senate: "the welfare of a nation can scarcely be inferred from a measure of national income".
He was saying things that could be inferred as offensive to me, sitting in front of him.
He said things that could be inferred as offensive to me' I told Adria that people might consider that an overblown thing to say.
Family embarrassment at his defiance of aristocratic tradition can be inferred from the first biography, written by Nelly de Vogüé in 1949 under the pen-name Pierre Chevrier.
However, their presence can usually only be inferred through the gravitational influences they have on their nearby star.
