Sentence examples for own inference from inspiring English sources
Mr. Roberts said he was speaking solely on the basis of his own inference, not on any conversations with the president or White House officials.
Newton intends this example, it is clear, as a model for his own inference from the apparent to the true motions in the solar system in Book 3. 3..
Vickers and Williamson call for a familiarity with punctuated equilibria theory (Eldredge & Gould 1972), but they do not remark that their own inference on evolution is stronger, implying saltation within one generation: Fertile sex - egg-sperm fertilization - occurred (and still does) between members of entirely different species, even different phyla.
SPEARMAN-C, EUCLID and SIGMOID are implementations of our own inference algorithms.
4. Write their own news analysis about the 2004 presidential election drawing on local sources and their own inferences.
Readers of this blog will draw their own inferences from these three charts.
"The fact that they had a press conference in Washington, well, you can draw your own inferences," he said.
Instead, they need to show the software enough examples of correct behaviour for it to draw its own inferences.
The audience was left to make its own inferences when she sang something by Ray Charles, "Hard Times (No One Knows Better Than I)." She performed that song and a few others, including the Bill Withers classic "Ain't No Sunshine," at center stage, sparsely supported by bass and drums.
Uncertainty's ability to disrupt knowledge ("we don't know") and actualize risk ("potential for harm") gave the public a place to draw their own inferences, make their own evaluations, assert their right to know the potential hazards they face, and to motivate policy action.
Probably inspired by Congress's decision to repeal the relevant appropriations, Hay's full entry reads less forcefully than its common excerption, hinting less at a tell-all conversation with Lincoln than at Hay's own inferences from the effects of corruption.
