Conventional implicatures are as much inferences as conversational implicatures.
The reader does not need much inferencing to figure out the identifying process between the children in the image and those in the verbiage, since the caption appears right below the photograph.
The epistolary play is always tough to put over, since the dramatic power of letters lies so much in inference and implication, in the ways correspondents read between each other's lines.
Its presence looms, but as much through inference as through description, a ghost of a memory - or perhaps the memory of a ghost.
By examining how well model A fits data generated by model B, and vice versa (a technique that we call landscaping), much safer inferences can be made about the meaning of a model's fit to data.
Much as inferences about pain relate to the risk posed by stimuli (and, more subtly, my own physical vulnerability), so during interpersonal inference the self and others are vividly experienced as vulnerable (or not), noxious (or safe), etc.
This allows much stronger inferences to be drawn about the brain regions that are essential for the performance of a given neurocognitive process (Chatterjee, 2005; Fellows et al., 2005; Price et al., 2006).
As presented in [ 37], the confusion matrix measures could be interpreted as how much the GNs inference method gets "confused" in inferring the network edges.
Especially in the early stages of dating, there's so much interpretation and inference happening that each interaction serves as a kind of Rorschach test for us.
The result is that the majority of efforts at assessing the character of Bashar Assad - and his country's trajectory - have devolved into a kind of Syrian-style 'Kremlinology', as much based on inference as hard facts based on a solid knowledge of the man.
