infer造句

Well, you can kind of infer.

They infer a conclusion from the facts.

We can infer from his expression that he is frustrated.

The interpreter can infer variable type based on its use.

You may infer from his remarks the implications.

However, reading the answer does not infer that everything that is distributed is a service.

But you cannot infer waste from a high investment ratio alone.

We can infer the meaning of the word in the context.

Because once we know that, we can infer which of the three hypotheses is correct.

Sometimes, you want to group and infer structure at the same time.

For one thing and one should pause over this one can infer speakers speaking efficaciously not just one but many.

By plotting packages along this line and measuring their distance from the main sequence, you can infer a package's balance.

Analyzing calling patterns, the investigators were able to infer which contacts were friends with 95 percent accuracy.

You may mistakenly infer that you're not careful enough—when the truth is that it could have happened to anybody.

But it is reasonable to infer that games like Sudoko that emphasise reasoning skills could have some of the same benefits, said Michael Mariske.

The new field is known as "augmented cognition", and it employs sensors to infer the mental state of someone using a device.

From the title, scholars infer that the plot had something to do with a scene in Miguel DE Cervantes' Don Quixote involving a character named Cardenio.

Andrew Meltzoff, a professor of psychology at the University of Washington, found infants at about age 1 begin to infer what others are thinking by following the gazes of others.

They can also measure the geometry of space. That allows them to deduce the total density of energy and matter in the universe and infer the amount of dark energy.

But if spin can be proved a universal aspect of black holes, then the rate of spin can be used to infer something very important about a black hole's history.