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Перевод: inference

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вывод ; логический вывод; заключение; выведение; подразумеваемое; предположение
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Тезаурус:

1. At that time, many well meaning people shook their heads and quoted "trees for heirs" - the inference quite clearly being that I should not be the one to enjoy them.
2. There is therefore no direct inference ticket from physical harm to harm normatively defined.
3. However, it is not possible to make this inference from the data as they are based upon subjects' responses to a single question.
4. Since remote sensing data sets (especially those pertaining to terrestrial areas of the globe) typically need much pre-processing to calibrate, transform and then perform an inference process and hence convert measurements of the radiation reflected or emitted by small areas of ground into useful (e.g. land cover) data, the processing power required is going to be formidable.
5. This, under the control of the inference engine, forms the system nucleus.
6. In the second case, with a detached text, more reliance will have to be placed on inference and the use of systemic knowledge.
7. Trusts arise not only by a direct expression of intention but also by an inference or implication which may or may not correspond to any actual intention.
8. Sidner (1979a, b) concentrated on local rather than global focus, arguing that a local focus-driven approach could significantly reduce problems of inference, and providing a detailed set of algorithms for applying focus in this way.
9. Mrs Wood is pleased to see the back of the children's father, and may denigrate him in conversation with or overheard by John (possible inference from lines 21 and 22).
10. The clear inference must be that the average knight was expected to have at least the 120 a year postulated by Smith, and indeed the median of twenty-three in Buckinghamshire, Suffolk and Sussex in 1524-;5 lay between 120 and 160, while nationally the median of eighteen feodary surveys works out at 204.
11. (1981) reaffirms the old view that a major concealed Variscan thrust controls the Vale of Pewsey anticline, and so by inference the Ham and Kingsclere anticlines.
12. There is, in fact, no justification for Greenfield's inference here.
13. Believing, at that time, that the source of psychologism was the idea that no objective treatment of the logic of ampliative inference was possible - together with the desire for a logic which treats all forms of inference in a systematic fashion - he set out to provide an appropriate definition of truth, and of validity, and thus to offer a systematic objective foundation for logic.