Sentence examples for what conjecture from inspiring English sources

In particular, students were not differentiated in terms of what conjecture they could come up with.

This gamble was to fail catastrophically; while that outcome invited no pity, it did require understanding, and that was what Conjectures of Order offered to its readers.

This paper begins with a discussion of what conjecturing activities look like in schools and the impact that teachers' perceptions of students have on students' learning opportunities.

One response is that if means-ends analysis takes into account other epistemic aims in addition to long-run convergence, then it can provide strong guidance for what to conjecture in the short run.

To further describe what making conjectures involves in the high school geometry classroom, we propose a set of instructional norms to underpin the interaction among teacher and students around conjectures (see Table 1).

"And courts have been pretty good in the area of cracking down on what they call conjecture and speculation and asking for evidence of reasonable likely effects".

The technology of the Dream Home, by contrast, appears to be light on speculative whimsy and heavy on available or soon-to-be-introduced merchandise; more product placement than what-if conjecture.

You can conjecture what you want from that.

(I stress what follows is conjecture, and not an attempt to number crunch today's party-political proposals).

According to John Graunt, whose 90-page book interpreting and drawing conclusions from these bills is generally regarded as the earliest statistical analysis, they were used by the rich to "judge of the necessity of their removall" and by tradesmen to "conjecture what doings they were like to have".

At the present time it is a matter of conjecture what link, if any, may have existed between the enamellers in south Russia and those Celtic craftsmen who by the 3rd century bce, if not earlier, were using red enamel in place of coral inlay.