Sentence examples for than inferred from inspiring English sources

This suggests your realpolitik of choice-based intervention has a deeper hypocrisy and more ulterior motive than inferred by your glib, "You intervene when you can, not to be consistent".Ben Dyer Edinburgh* SIR – You said in your leader on Libya that "to take on Bahrain's rulers would be to endanger [the] alliance" between America's Fifth Fleet and the Bahraini government.

Studies in the Weddell Sea (1986 87) suggested that surface waters were warm during Late Cretaceous to early Cenozoic time and that the West Antarctic Ice Sheet did not form until about 10 million to 5 million years ago, which is much later than inferred from evidence on the continent itself.

Perhaps something like utilitarianism is justified as self-evident rather than inferred from some other reasons.

However, PET and PEN fail badly and are found to diffuse much more slowly than inferred from free volume vs diffusion coefficient behavior in the other polymers.

Overall, the late-glacial vegetation cover had a more open and patchy character than inferred from previous pollen studies as assessment of the vegetation succession based on macrofossil evidence is essential.

First-personal knowledge that one wills is immediate, rather than inferred from observation, according to Schopenhauer, and is shorn of all of the forms of the PSR (including space, causality, and even being-an-object-for-a-subject) with one exception, the form of time.

Driving is easier, threading a needle, too, and when she looks down into her binocular microscope at work she can see paramecia swimming at different levels, and see this directly, rather than inferring it by refocussing the microscope up or down.

They tend to rely on some underlying assumptions of the network rather than inferring those from the network itself.

Our exercise is different, since we take direct measures of distortions from the data rather than inferring them, and look at their relationship with the size distribution of firms.

Hence, rather than inferring species' limits from observed climatic associations, physiological data may be used to reparameterize key variables in correlative niche models [42].

Our approach directly probes the climatic limits of the native range rather than inferring them from the central tendency of presence localities.