But I would almost never print a correction along these lines: "In a story about a targeted arson attack – Former spouse convicted in house fire that killed three children, page 3 – we said inferred when we meant implied".
While Singh said Infer received interest from other investors for its Series B, he ultimately decided to stick with Redpoint because Satish Dharmaraj has been a valuable board member.
An African-American, her advancement at the law firm has been predicated on favouring order over justice, she says – inferring that the civil rights fight of her forebears is, for her, an anachronism.
Thinking requires that the logico-semantic properties of a particular thought process be somehow causally implicated in the process (say, inferring that John is happy from knowing that if John is at the beach then John is happy and coming to realize that John is indeed at the beach).
Hypatia, that is to say, infers a revolutionary heliocentric cosmology from her falsified hypothesis.
It is common for coarse soils to have a discrepancy between the measured SA, say inferred from adsorption of gases, and the calculated geometric area of up to two orders of magnitude.
Bach (2006: 25) claims that we need not determine what S said before inferring what S implicated (see also Carston 2004a: 72 and Meibauer 2006: 577).
This follows since a basically intact theory of mind mechanism is needed, say, to infer other people's persecutory intentions (even when these are mistaken inferences) and there is an over-attribution of intentions of this type in persecutory-deluded people with schizophrenia [ 12, 13].
Mr. Gilpin says he inferred that the demands of the job were not too strenuous and that the financial rewards were excellent.
Facebook says that Infer helps it find hundreds of potential bugs every month by scanning code for issues like null pointer access, as well as resource and memory leaks — the kinds of issues that can easily cause app crashes.
