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Перевод: infer

[глагол]
заключать; заключить; делать вывод; делать заключение; выводить заключение; означать; подразумевать

Тезаурус:

1. However, once granted that one cannot infer what to do from fact alone, there seems to be no flaw in the argument.
2. ALL existing 3-D cameras infer the third dimension indirectly (eg by parallax).
3. You can infer an attitude only from the behaviour you see.
4. Pictures shall not infer that low forms of sex relationship are the accepted or common thing.
5. In order to infer that the effect of X on Y is a direct causal effect, any variable which is related to both X and Y and causally prior to at least one of them must be controlled.
6. Clearly I cannot get along entirely on factual information, any more than I infer from the mere facts how to act here and now.
7. Researchers could measure densities and temperatures, or could infer them approximately, from Langmuir probes - small electrodes inserted into the plasma.
8. This is a temptation one should in general resist, as l regard it as a cardinal rule in developmental biology not to try to infer developmental mechanisms from final forms.
9. First, it is technically possible to predict patterns of cultural diversity, expressed as the ethnographic curves, from a knowledge of individual cognitive development, and also to perform the reverse: to infer at least some of the principal properties of cognitive development from a knowledge of the pattern of cultural diversity.
10. The Zuckerman books are a medley of differences and affinities between what we are able to infer about Roth's life and what he has made of it in art.
11. The very conceptual meaning of these three lexical items in association allows us to infer a sort of unfocused proposition: a process kill , two participants in the process, one an agent, farmer, and the other a patient, duckling .
12. We cannot directly infer a causal effect from a statistical effect.
13. Furthermore, as when we infer from observed sweat the existence of pores in the skin, reason can lead us from what can be perceived to what cannot.