Sentence examples for inferring from inspiring English sources

Typically, principles of direct inference are proposed as principles for inferring subjective or epistemic probabilities from beliefs about objective chance (e.g., Pollock).

An inference in this sense is a mental process (belonging to World 2) of inferring a judgment m from a set μ of others; we can represent it by <μ, m>.

Since Armstrong allows that inferences are often non-conscious, based on sensory or other cues that the inferring person cannot herself discern, his claim that the introspective process is non-inferential is a substantial commitment to the simplicity of the process.

"Even in the last 20 to 30 years there has been a pretty big evolution in the statistical tools that we have at our disposal for actually inferring causality in an observational study when we are not actually able to control the assignment of treatments to subjects".

DDD Group, based in Santa Monica, California, makes a conversion chip, called TriDef, that uses object-recognition software to analyse colours and shapes and determine distances, inferring that, for example, the muzzle of a gun is closer to the viewer than the shooter's face.

Satellite data rely on inferring things like wind speed in the region indirectly, and are therefore inaccurate, and the Hercules aircraft of the Air Force Weather Reconnaissance Squadron cannot fly that high.

Instead, markets are left inferring the Fed's desired nominal output path based on its actions.

They became intellectual soul-mates and close friends.Mr Brin was interested in data mining, and Mr Page in extending the concept of inferring the importance of a research paper from its citations in other papers.

Rather than approaching a well with a fixed drilling plan, companies can now use "measurement while drilling" (MWD) tools to determine the pressure, temperature, vibration and electrical resistivity (useful for inferring rock properties) of the well as they drill.

This, of course, did not stop some newspapers from inferring causality from the report: the Independent said that higher British child poverty was "due to Government's austerity measures"; the Times says it was "a result of benefits cuts".

Inferring a direct causal link between climate change and any specific flood or hurricane is unscientific.