Sentence examples for mind infers from inspiring English sources

Here, I thought, was where psycho-acoustics mattered: it mapped with a new precision the hazy but crucial area between what the sound-sensitive ear hears and what the pattern-detecting mind infers, which is exactly the place where music happens.

You could, if you were of a mind to, infer that such a power is implicit, but you have to squint pretty hard.

This paper casts theory of mind as inferring the causes of sensory signals.

Our study has several important limitations that could be kept in mind when inferring about other local contexts.

Mr. Steel was trying to peer into people's minds and infer their actual world views and motivations — in part by examining prewar cycles of social provocation in Germany and Japan and Italy.

With this in mind, we can infer the proportion of couples who will eventually divorce increases over time.

With this in mind, we can infer the spatial partitioning of reverse and strike-slip faulting along the Beichuan and Guanxian faults.

With this in mind, the researchers inferred how the ancestors of these primates lived, trying to come up with the scenario that would require the fewest evolutionary changes to get to the current distribution of social organizations in the family tree.

An eye-catching eye exam, with blurred blots: the mind's eye, one infers, also has blind spots.

But Brooks, in her luminous and suggestive way, doesn't seem to mind if the reader infers that all the issues Bethia wonders about have been present in our nation since the very beginning, that they remain today and that an honest depiction of them is a good thing.

For instance, you do not find minds that can infer 'A' from 'A&B' but cannot infer 'C' from 'A&B&C.' It seems to be a psychological fact that inferential capacities come in clusters that are homogeneous in certain aspects.