Sentence examples for inferring the future from inspiring English sources

This study highlights the need for further investigations aimed at understanding paleoecology of species over various time and climatic scales for inferring the future effects of global warming.

It is equivalent to making use of very few given data to infer the future traffic status, which is a very meaningful work.

The CMG algorithm gives the solution to the problem by inferring the eigenvalues of future granules.

Using these scaling principles with modest extensions of existing battery technologies, it is also possible to infer the near-future performance of robot power technology and thus illustrate whether the generator-versus-battery tradeoff will shift toward or away from a hybrid robot topology for smaller vehicle systems.

The first generation of data arriving now is masses and radii, and in this context I will present results, challenges and future venues for inferring the composition and early evolution of these planets.

They are lessons about inferring the deep from the shallow.

Inferring the number of pollen donors from the offspring.

First impressions of other people play a critical role in the formation of alliances, since they provide a learned base to infer the other's future social attitude.

That is why, from the fact that someone has said, "You'll be more punctual in the future," we cannot infer the utterance's force.

And you can infer the likely make-up of future panels from the first episode's inaugural team of Martine McCutcheon, Eamonn Holmes and Dave Berry.

Here we show that in each of the models, their present-day spatial distribution of permafrost and air temperature can be used to infer the sensitivity of permafrost to future global warming.