Sentence examples for making conjectures from inspiring English sources

The town started making conjectures about the bodies: some said that Cerviño had buried them under his patio; others that he'd cut them into strips and thrown them into the sea.

Foresight processes are often subject to bias due to semantic blurriness when making conjectures or predictions.

The research mentioned above suggests that 'making conjectures' unfolds in classrooms in two distinct phases: (1) students work privately (individually or in groups) making conjectures and (2) the class publicly discusses those conjectures.

The study reported on here explores one of the sources of increased complexity of teachers' work as they support students to engage in making conjectures: What teachers perceive in students' work as they are engaged in making conjectures.

The participants' comments highlighted above inform the question of how teachers perceive students as they are engaged in making conjectures.

Through understanding teachers' perceptions of students while they are engaged in making conjectures, we can gain insight into the work that teachers do to support students.

A passenger made the remark to the driver that it was a hot one; and they made conjectures as to what could be her hurry - meeting a boy friend undoubtedly.

The particular topics that we're discussing here are very close to Prof Hawking's heart and, in many cases, he's made conjectures or worked in these subjects so it is an assessment of where we stand today".

Each description was coded with respect to the dimension of the task (resource, operation, or goal) and the phase of 'making conjectures;' working independently to make conjectures, or sharing and discussing students' conjectures, that the description related to.

Our program makes conjectures about relations of real number invariants of mathematical objects.

What perceptions of students do teachers draw upon while observing students working independently to make conjectures?