The details of what he found ... In other words, you have to infer everything from the recommendations and you can infer a fair amount but not a lot.
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Animated characters need to touch their clothing to infer progress.
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And you might infer that a pay increase is imminent.
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But you can infer what you want for your investigation.
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What can we infer about the world of this artist?
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" Then she adds: "But they infer that, I'm pretty sure.
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And she's having a girl, we are to infer. Mrs.
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You can't infer a gateway effect without understanding public perception.
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Anyway, it's usually easy enough to infer what needs inferring.
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We can infer Flynn's cooperation by what is not charged.
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By measuring the cosmic clumpiness, cosmologists can infer the neutrino's mass.
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One might infer from them the tarot's Major Arcana, the Lovers.
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Could you safely infer that most Catholics agree with the bishops?
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The scientists infer that it foraged on plants near the ground.
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You have to make ethics explicit because people don't infer them.
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Unfortunately this only allows you to infer which drug is best.
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" Mr. Abboud added, "For anyone to infer anything otherwise is wrong.
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We're built to do it — to predict, to infer, to assume.
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I think that leaves open the possibility to infer bad faith.
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Researchers then have to infer what long-term health effects might result.
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As unemployment drops, it is easy to infer that inflation would follow.
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So, as you can infer, the company's revenue multiple is rapidly declining.
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We don't need to infer it from the existence of gender gaps.
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Imagining having access to more information from which to learn and infer.
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People will probably infer a selected gender for most avatars they see.
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They infer fondness, time spent together, intimacy, tension, background, hopes and desires.
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What can you infer from this graph beyond what it shows directly?
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"There is a limit to what genetics can infer, too," Akey said.
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You can infer what they want without having them actually say it.
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Still, there's a lot we can infer from what we do know.
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What can you infer from these graphs beyond what they show directly?
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What more can you infer about life in Norilsk from these images?
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But it also raised a perfectly logical question: If we could infer danger for Trump from Comey's silence, can we infer that Trump is at least partially off the hook because Mueller gave Comey the OK to testify?
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We infer someone is there from the indexical evidence of the photographic gesture.
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"I didn't infer anything about Nikki Haley," Wolff said on Morning Joe Thursday.
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Location data can also be used to infer sensitive, personal details about you.
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Though parts are redacted, it is usually possible to infer who is who.
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You couldn't infer much about the rest of the world from this study.
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It shoots, as you can likely infer from its name, 360-degree footage.
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These embeddings can be stored and referenced by other models to infer identity.
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Where Watson falls short is its inability to infer new ideas or answers.
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You can't infer just because there's one large firm that there's market power.
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We're left to infer that the wolves are coming for Vern and Medora.
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Long, however, was able to convince the company to "infer" the relationship instead.
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Medical staff infer pain from facial and body expressions, which isn't always reliable.
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That's not to infer that Kubo and the Two Strings isn't about something.
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Mutant business, we are meant to infer, existed well before the X-Men.
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What do these differences mean for each survey's ability to infer consumer behaviour?
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I infer that he means it might be worth taking up that offer.
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A batter can survey the defense and infer how he will be pitched.
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It would be fair, though, to infer that Pilobolus was in a rut.
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Although writing lacks symbols for prosody, experienced readers infer it as they go.
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Before, they could infer what a gene might do but couldn't prove it.
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It uses machine learning systems that infer the 3D structure of any image.
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"That leaves open the possibility to infer bad faith," the attorney general said.
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Worse yet, readers can infer meaning even if it's not what we intended.
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But there are some things we can infer from the science of pain.
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Scientists used these x-ray emissions to infer the black hole's mass and spin.
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It is quite another for the audience to infer affection and leave them guessing.
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They can infer where you live, the hobbies you have, and your political persuasion.
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Using them, astronomers can infer such basics as a planet's size, mass and orbit.
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Some might infer that as a sign of the numbers being less than impressive.
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It has become increasingly straightforward to infer party support from social attitudes over time.
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Your article may infer that the legitimacy of Mr Kenyatta's presidency is in question.
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From those reflections it is possible to infer the subject's breathing and heart rates.
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This discovery allowed the researchers to infer quite a bit about these spiders' behavior.
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Most people would infer from this that putting a price on carbon is challenging.
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Then, I know my pattern for spiders, and I can infer your spider pattern.
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Based on his later actions, there is reason to infer that Irabu understood this.
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He was using the head to infer the likely size of the animal's body.
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It's therefore reasonable to infer that their story line is set in the past.
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A newborn doesn't infer anything from the fire truck pattern on the crib bumper.
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So, I don't want to infer that it was automation that caused those instances.
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Despite the cuts and mistranslation, the average Chinese viewer can still infer Mercury's sexuality.
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Knowing the shape of one, we can infer the shape of the other with certainty.
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Fugro could infer MH3703's crash site only from its final, rather shaky, satellite signals.
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So you can't infer from activity in a particular area what someone is actually experiencing.
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Its clarity allows the listener to focus on individual sounds and infer connections between them.
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When people see their neighbors conserve energy, they infer that their community values environmental action.
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The connections between those nodes are formulas that infer relationships, record patterns and predict behavior.
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From them, we infer race, gender, and even socioeconomic status—whether that's fair or not.
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At Facebook, developers use the AI tools Sapienz and Infer to debug and test code.
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But it can also infer people's hidden vulnerabilities so as to take advantage of them.
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Facebook "likes"), but also the hidden information that the company can infer from it (e.g.
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Specifically, these responses can be used to infer how much people value addressing climate change.
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Even if you don't know the details, what can you infer based on this photo?
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Facebook and advertisers can also infer stuff about you based on things you share willingly.
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Can we or should we infer anything about the quality of Cosby's defense from this?
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They care only about your raw data, from which they can infer your psychological vulnerabilities.
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But it would be a mistake to infer that businesses really perform better when threatened.
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It's also hard to infer what shifts in turnout by precinct mean for certain groups.
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If you don't control for the color-dependent effect of dust, you will infer less difference between the brightness of nearby supernovas (on average, dustier and redder) and faraway supernovas (on average, bluer and brighter)—and as a result, you will infer less cosmic acceleration.
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But your response to a partner whose consent is ambiguous should never be to infer consent.
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We can infer, moreover, that Wells Fargo expected the litigation to cost at least that much.
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They can infer private things you did not disclose [...] All this to sell you more clothes.
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From this electrical activity, it can infer where in the brain that activation is coming form.
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"By looking at different words in this space, you can infer properties about them," explains Fulda.
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By tracking these oscillations, scientists can infer the shape of a distant object with extreme precision.
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Specifically, increases in blood oxygen levels are used to infer the brain regions showing increased activity.
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When that happens, civil-defense workers infer an ISIS link and refuse to retrieve the corpse.
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The long-term group of averages is used to infer the behavior and thinking of investors.
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It is, as you may infer from the movie's title and other clues, an election year.
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We can infer that that these plumes are due to hot eruptions on the ocean floors.
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"To infer that we are profiting is not only inaccurate but an outright lie," he added.
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The central issue underlying both cases is the use of intent or motive to infer discrimination.
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The campaign argued that it's reasonable to infer that many of these people will become refugees.
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As you might infer from the title, household roles subsequently shift, and then shift some more.
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The two studied tax returns and surveys of Americans to infer how much wealth they owned.
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Readers often infer that Mr. Tuttle is a ghost, a figment of the body artist's imagination.
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Sometimes this is easy enough to infer — for example, a soda can that Gerber has painted.
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Indeed, it's difficult to infer physical capacities, movement styles, and behavior from fossilized etchings carved onto rock.
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We know a character's inner life thanks to the emotion we infer from their face and body.
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One could infer a lot about Trump's goals for the next four years from what Bannon said.
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The data was also used to infer how much cash its competitors were burning on driver promotions.
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The capacitative buttons on the Touch controllers allow the system to infer things about your finger positions.
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Email became my linguistic safe haven, the only place I didn't worry whether people would infer meaning.
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Measuring time can be used to help infer position, making better clocks invaluable for things like GPS.
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If you don't release your returns, voters will infer that they're not the very best tax returns.
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Then, he says, you'll be able to infer everyone's email in the company using the same protocol.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE infer when he referred to "my people"?
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Both these tools are used for Facebook, Messenger, Instagram, and Workplace, while WhatsApp makes use of Infer.
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Therefore, one can infer that the inclusion of fast growing innovators, such as Facebook, Alphabet, or Salesforce.
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We can infer how another person is feeling, but we can't see facial expression and body language.
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Pearl calls his approach "causal reasoning," the ability to infer the whys and hows of a situation.
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So why not just tell markets to watch the data and infer the likely direction of policy?
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"Based on this we can infer how much excess pressure there is beneath the volcano," she said.
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But it is impossible to infer the shape of a nose from the shape of a chin.
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We are clearly being invited to infer a correlation between Cat's fate and that of a nation.
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Yet unlike in Abercrombie, the court seems unwilling to look at Mr. Trump's intent to infer discrimination.
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But security researchers are beginning to infer that the attack was really about causing damage to computers.
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We can infer, therefore, that Trump doesn't mind seeing himself in the company of other Republican luminaries.
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What I can infer is that these customers are victims of chronic migraines, just like I am.
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It's through this appearance that others infer my gender, my age, and my overall state of health.
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"You really cannot infer that just because the vaginal doesn't work, the oral also doesn't work," Sullivan said.
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We can at the very least infer that that was the case with Bella Hadid's latest get-up.
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For example, if someone talks a lot about money, AIMM could infer that money is important to them.
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Sitting in an office, spitting out reports, and using them to infer customer needs and desires is shortsighted.
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Facebook, for example, captures "nearby Wi-Fi access points, beacons, and cell towers," to infer precise location data.
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Overall, the correlation between DNA concentrations and catch size was too weak to infer one from the other.
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You can infer quite a bit about people simply based on which sites they comment on, after all.
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Using only a star's luminosity, she was able to infer mass, and from there, calculate the star's age.
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"She never told me nor did I ever infer that she was attacked by anyone," the email reads.
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When judges ignore precedent, it is easy to infer that they are acting on their own political biases.
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The team then set the artificial intelligence loose to infer the histories that best fit actual genomic data.
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Because the minimum value of a polynomial is hard to compute directly, researchers infer it by other means.
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However, many of the stories inaccurately infer a problematic narrative that affordable housing advocates are against tax reform.
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From the sheer amount of medication in his home, we can infer that his condition is fairly progressed.
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But even lower-precision eye-tracking (1 - 2 degrees) can help infer a user's intent and/or health.
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So it's reasonable to infer that Clinton is at the epicenter of the economic forces stopping social change.
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This is the calling card of someone who loves to infer pussy eating but never actually does it.
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From his strangely enduring friendship with Nunez, one could infer a gentle nature and, perhaps, a vulnerable loneliness.
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Some on the political right have seized on that to infer his ideology was part of his motive.
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Thus, we can infer that the vast majority of the weapons covered by a ban would be rifles.
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Simply measuring concentrations of a chemical in a test house is not enough to infer potential exposure, however.
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"The system wasn't able to infer the mechanics from the levels as well [as other games]," Guzdial said.
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Dr. Dragomir and her team went to great effort to infer the existence of the new Reticulum planet.
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It turns out that by watching your butler's movements, other people can infer a lot about the cellar.
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But archaeologists can use the couple's records to infer what the site looked like before it was disturbed.
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What can you infer about this person from his or her writer's voice that is not directly stated?
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The numbers infer that both Republican and Democrats are less inclined to believe major policy changes will happen.
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The software monitors your heart rate and body temperature and uses facial recognition to infer your emotional state.
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From the above, one can easily infer that inflation is the only binding constraint on the Fed's policy.
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When asked if Sunday's raid also probably scooped up valuable intelligence, Captain Davis said, "You can infer that."
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And what, if anything, can we infer from Mueller's decision not to weigh in on the obstruction question?
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The story seems to be that when Janet writes with George, her colleagues infer that George deserves the credit.
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You would only be able to infer this if you looked at prevalence before and after eating the sandwich.
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With those observations, we can infer more information about how the first stars formed and how our cosmos evolved.
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But we cannot infer from this that they accurately depict guidance by deceased loved ones to a nonphysical realm.
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The market slowly understands that things are not as bad for marketplace lenders as reporters or bloggers mistakenly infer.
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"I would pull images and then infer which card it was, seeing which archetypes drove the collage," she says.
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We can only infer that Glossier's scent will be a woodsy, musk blend with hints of cedar and frankincense.
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If we're meant to infer that her data was transferred, but not her consciousness, no one says that either.
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Can we infer that, despite the events of the last season, there's still some fire between Madeline and Renata?
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If the temperature difference between day and night is less extreme, we can infer the presence of an atmosphere.
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But we can't infer from Congress' inertia that the President lacks authority to take today's actions on his own.
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That happens all the time and I don&apost think you can infer guilt from a payment of money.
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Sure, you can observe cloud patterns and infer that air in some places is behaving in a certain way.
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We can infer from what we know so far that Modine's crew is the villainous force in this piece.
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The mother is Myriam, a French woman who, the reader is meant to infer, has a North African background.
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When a judge ignores precedent, it is easy to infer that he is acting on his own political biases.
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Or, to put it another way, a well designed attack can accurately infer personal data from fuzzy ('anonymized') responses.
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Thumbprint provides no such clues, making it more challenging to infer what a listener is in the mood for.
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Using other people, we can infer what your brain's spider pattern will be with up to 80 percent [accuracy].
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But the results infer that whatever is preventing me from becoming Super Grant, it's decidedly not my testosterone levels.
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So I think you can infer from that broadly how much it costs for us to produce a burger.
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Apparently, it is enough to know that a student is Asian to infer that he isn't likeable or courageous.
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To overcome this, the researchers relied on heavy computation and statistics, designing custom software that could infer missing DNA.
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Name Withheld People with autism-spectrum disorder can struggle to understand social clues and to infer norms of behavior.
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Gabi raised its Series B, from which we can infer that its retention rates were at least pretty good.
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With these values in hand, they can infer the distances to standard candles that are fainter and farther away.
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With advanced data mining tools, it wouldn't take much to infer sensitive information about drivers' health, their relationships, and employment.
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Cambridge Analytica's psychographic modeling techniques are able to infer the hot-button issues for individuals based on their personality traits.
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AR will see what I'm seeing, hear what I'm hearing and infer what I need from cues in the environment.
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The controllers can use these cues to infer whether your hand is in a fist or is pointing at something.
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In countries where homosexuality is a crime, software which promises to infer sexuality from a face is an alarming prospect.
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It's also easy to infer that this is why Paterson's routine, which dominates the film, is so important to him.
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And because scientists confirmed it on one airless body, they can now infer the same process happens everywhere, Benna said.
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But it's a huge leap to say that being able to infer some things from Facebook means swaying voter behavior.
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To infer the Neanderthals had a sort of intense knowledge of the properties of the plants is going too far.
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From such scanty information it would be difficult to infer the appropriateness or inappropriateness of a word such as 'shitloads'.
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But I could infer that, according to National Geographic, I was less Scandinavian based on my percentage of Northwestern European.
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That information that they infer from clicking "Like" or searching for Recode on Google ... Well, there's signals all the time.
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The hijacker, it seems, used these scant details to infer he worked at Earthlink, and had a family worth threatening.
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Still, he asked analysts not to infer too much from the slide, noting that the information was not to scale.
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One could reasonably infer that the real motive behind this amicus is an animus against a certain class of persons.
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They could infer what the people who were scared of snake's brain would look like, if they were seeing them.
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Supernatural creatures are, after all, creatures, and we infer from them, or impose upon them, all kinds of biological characteristics.
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Combine the two together and you can infer that it's theoretically easy to turn creepshots of strangers into pornographic models.
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They used the precinct-level voting information, along with Census data, to infer how each anonymous phone number likely voted.
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I am quite skeptical, in particular of the data processing that can take spectrally sampled data, and infer time variations.
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If we can infer anything from Trump's reckless tweeting, it's that OPSEC isn't up there on his list of priorities.
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In this post-GDPR future, companies no longer have to infer intent from expensive schemes to sneakily capture customer information.
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"The bones are consistent with Earhart in all respects we know or can reasonably infer," Jantz claims in the paper.
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What can students infer about the argument being made in an Op-Ed article by looking at the illustration alone?
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We can't infer how committed people are just by knowing how many back burners they may or may not have.
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We don't have to infer that you're interested in a white T-shirt with a big rose on the chest.
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Data from aircraft radiometers, which infer surface wind speed from above by looking at the state of the sea surface.
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It may be possible for an auditor to infer gender from known variables and then test for bias on that.
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We should infer that both parties apparently support the overreach of the surveillance state, a fact that should concern Americans.
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Get good enough information, the theory goes, and one can infer the momentum each candidate has, à la Laplace's demon.
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Again, I don't do data analysis so this is a lot of me looking at databases and trying to infer things.
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And not in a minor, Oh now I can infer what this person wants from a plot perspective kind of way.
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The researchers noted that they couldn't get the exact year of their specimen, and had to infer based on indirect means.
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As you can probably infer from the song's title, Drake is quite sad about a lot of things on this track.
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The gamma rays would appear to emanate from a thick dark-matter cloud that astronomers could infer separately from gravitational evidence.
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" Eric denied being homophobic and requested again that she not infer his pup is gay and "create something that's not there.
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Assuming the showrunners respect this detail from the books, this could infer that either Tyrion or Jaime will eventually kill Cersei.
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For example, expert listeners can narrow down the home region, age, gender, emotion and maybe infer something about a speaker's education.
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In this case, we can infer that the members of Tame Impala are successful businesspeople with limited control over their emotions.
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So, you could infer that if President Obama were running for re-election, he'd be pushing 54 percent of the vote.
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By portraying women like this, the audience is to infer that being fabulous and free equates with being troublesome and dangerous.
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The scans revealed 18 scale marks along the upper right of the disk, which the scientists infer were five-degree marks.
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At this point the bot's image classification system is able to infer nudity, violence, self harm and anorexia, according to Tewari.
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Those changes allow scientists to infer material properties of the star, which point to the phases of matter in its interior.
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Conservatives like Roy and Grieder obfuscate the stakes, and from this you can indeed infer a great deal about their humanity.
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It's never precisely spelled out, although we may infer that her earnings escape the official gaze of the income tax bureau.
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Like one of Frederick Wiseman's documentaries, it compels you to infer a big picture from a series of extended, intimate scenes.
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However, if we know someone's motives, we can infer the relatively likelihood that they are lying or expressing a false belief.
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But if I can infer anything from our experience, it's that it might be best to let these things develop organically.
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We know so little about life trajectories, and we try to infer things from studying white college students for 10 minutes.
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The Kyndi program, Mr. Welsh said, can accurately infer the answer, even when that phrase does not appear in a document.
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But rather than infer this information from your online behavior or social connections, Yelp will ask users about their preferences directly.
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We must try to infer them from what people say and do, and often their beliefs, words and actions aren't consistent.
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Thus, from what we know and can infer from observation, planets are common, life is probably common and intelligence is rare.
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"We may infer by the White House obstruction here that their testimony would be further incriminating of the president," said Rep.
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But they want users to be aware of the data Facebook is tracking and more importantly what it's used to infer.
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By looking at their DNA, he can infer their genetic potential, and better understand how they derive energy from such environments.
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It's dangerous to infer much about the preferences of a demographic group based on the results of the areas where they live.
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The chairs offer little in the way of comfort, but rather infer, by their bulk and gravitas, memorials or rough unworked headstones.
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Astronomers can use that stretch to infer how long the signal has been traveling, and thus, when the first stars flicked on.
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And in order to infer meaning from a specific utterance, humans have to interpret a multitude of elements at the same time.
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EU's legitimately acquired data to infer (interpolate) profiles for each of their supporters so as to better control the messaging that leave.
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For him, it is a way to infer a lot of information about a person's face, such as size, direction, and emotion.
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Instead, you're able to infer what people want or how they're feeling through animations and simple comic book bubbles depicting specific objects.
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So if we find one of Krypton's brothers and sisters, perhaps with more observations we would be able to infer its existence.
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From that, viewers of The Handmaid's Tale on Hulu can infer that the Gilead of the show must at some point fall.
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Another, new tool is the ability to detect gravitational waves, and then infer what powerful event could have created such momentous energy.
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So here's what we know — or at least, what we can infer from a careful examination of the universe of Animal Crossing.
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Rather than counting them directly, surveyors must infer their presence from dung and semi-chewed bamboo stalks scattered on the forest floor.
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Kushner's team recently used misleading language to infer to press that his security clearances had been restored long before they actually had.
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Our Backward PIN-Sequence Inference algorithm exploits the inherent physical constraints between key entries to infer the complete user key entry sequence.
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The Cosmic Microwave Background measurements don&apost measure the local expansion directly, but rather infer this via a model – our cosmological model.
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Possibly, just possibly, Amazon will find new ways to use the routers to infer more about customers and sell them more junk.
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The light that reflects back is recorded and used to infer blood flow in the brain, which is associated with neural activation.
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Longer-terms, Infltr hopes to use the data it has about photo filtering to help infer which filters are trending and where.
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In each case, it was a savvy choice, because not revealing would have led voters to infer they were hiding something worse.
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"We can try to infer some intuition but the two networks are inscrutable in that we can't extract understandable 'policies,' " he wrote.
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One supposes that Jacobson is giving Cooper enough rope to hang himself, and letting the reader infer that these theories are ludicrous.
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The researchers infer that as the lake shrank, grasses and sedges started growing around it, followed by sagebrush, buttercups, birch and willow.
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Most often astronomers look at stars dimming slightly to infer that a planet has passed in between that star and the Earth.
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Because you can't exactly open up a star to see what's inside, scientists have to infer what goes on in the core.
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These historical gaps led some researchers to infer that cancer is a modern affliction, brought on by lifestyle choices, industrialization, and pollution.
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Unlike other nominees, there's little need to infer Pruitt's allegiance to oil, gas, and coal interests based on things like political funding.
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What's revealed beneath his business suit is a deeply scarred torso, possibly — you may infer — a legacy of time in the military.
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He pinpoints the pressures of being an athlete, but one can also infer that his blackness plays a part in it, too.
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"The committee may infer that he is trying to cover up illicit activity and misconduct, including by the president," the statement read.
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"We may be able to infer some predictions from their personality about how they're likely to respond to certain situations," said Birch.
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I infer from this that there has been substantial upheaval in his life — perhaps a parental split and possibly a custody shift.
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When looking at the Priebus tenure in the White House through this lens, it is easy to infer what his job was.
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"Sometimes we let our insecurities get the better of us and we infer meaning that's not intended by the boss," he said.
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The data will be used to infer whether turnout is higher or lower than expected in certain areas or among certain groups.
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I could infer from the paparazzi story that I should pool my investments by buying mutual funds as opposed to individual equities.
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What can we infer from the simultaneous familiarity (as food and pets) and strangeness (as fellow creatures in our ecosystem) of ocean animals?
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They were further able to infer that the sediment wouldn't be very deep, since otherwise it would be more compacted or filled-in.
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It's not hard to infer what this implies for Gorsuch's attitudes on abortion, despite his never stating clearly his views on Roe v.
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As of now, little data exist to infer that Pokémon Go is having a large impact on science outreach in the short-term.
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If damage to part of the brain causes predictable changes in behaviour, then researchers can infer what that part of the brain does.
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A neural network will try to infer the colors that likely work best in the photo – like turning the grass green, for example.
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Research at Stanford University by Michal Kosinski and Yilun Wang has shown that machine vision can infer sexual orientation by analysing people's faces.
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But what we can learn and infer about a speaker from a recording can itself reduce the haystack to a more manageable size.
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Being able to infer depth from flat images is an area where computer vision tech has made leaps and bounds in recent years.
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As you can infer from the supporting briefs filed on each side of the case, much more is at stake in Krakauer v.
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From an economic point of view, we can infer that buying gifts is often a waste, especially if you don't know someone well.
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SXSW has often been labeled "The Brand Olympics," from which you might infer that brands bring their "A Game" (and above) to Austin.
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You can occasionally infer the diagram behind the scenes, and also hear the scratching of her pen beneath the voices of the actors.
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From there, a robot can begin to infer what actions you'll take to get there and how best to avoid cutting you off.
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It used big data analytics to infer the personality type of each of these users and then sent them psychologically manipulative political ads.
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"The jury in my case was instructed to infer a quid pro quo even though no favors were offered or exchanged," he wrote.
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A turn-based puzzle platformer, Markle requires players to infer what to do based on contextual clues and a distinct in-game language.
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By examining the moves recorded on a graph, scientists can identify the type of bonds and try to infer what the molecules are.
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VINEYARD So we can infer that he has some sort of psychic ability, but beyond that we don't know a lot about him.
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To infer that he is somehow intuiting and deploying his inner thug strategically is a gross misreading of the character of the man.
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It can infer "tennis-relatedness" by looking at how a question's words and linguistic structures differ from those used during in-game commentary.
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By noting how often the drunkard passes a given spot, one might be able to infer the shape and size of the room.
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And, of course, to raise sales (that wasn't in the company's statement, but one can infer), which have been on a downward trajectory.
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That's the entire axis on which the "starter kit" memes turn, for example: letting people infer identities or subcultures from 5-7 images.
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Details to carry out security policies exceed Twitter's 140-character limit and in some cases the public can only infer Mr. Trump's plans.
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The court said a jury can infer that the tipper personally benefited from making a gift of confidential information to a trading relative.
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Sometime in the early 19th century, the reader can infer from references to war and convict ships, but time has little meaning here.
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Applicants, for their part, are left to wonder how Harvard admissions officers might infer the answers and what the right answers might be.
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Now we have a genetic underpinning of the processes of evolution that we previously had to infer from morphology [the physical form of organisms].
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Famous cases like H.M. and Phineas Gage allowed scientists to infer what parts of the brain did, based on what their subjects were lacking.
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If we knew nothing about quails, she wondered, and if we tried to infer their motion from bones, what would we expect to find?
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You might infer that the Trump administration's act of withdrawing the two prior letters is an act motivated by an animus against transgender persons.
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The research found that wasps can use a form of logical reasoning to infer unknown relationships from known relationships, according to a press release.
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The investigator, Benjamin Flickinger, found that a reasonable person could infer that Griesbaum suffered discrimination when Athletic Director Gary Barta fired her in 2014.
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If you think that the penis and vagina are settled facts from which to infer identity, you're a few years behind contemporary transgender discourse.
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This kind of thing is difficult to infer from a single frame, but looking at just two or three in succession makes it clear.
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"The gold is nice because it gives us a color, which can be used to infer the separation of the nanopartices," Baumberg told Gizmodo.
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Looking at these statistics, one might infer that there's an innovation problem in Canada — and there is, but not in an immediately obvious way.
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Now, thanks to the Juno space probe currently in orbit around the gas giant, we've been able to infer what's going on beneath them.
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Editor's note: This post has been updated to reflect that it's unclear how much we can infer about humans based on studies on spiders.
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Photo: NYU Photo Bureau - HollensheadNew York City is very loud, as you might infer from a place whose principal mythology insists it never sleeps.
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When he looks at what happened in Virginia, I infer that he sees not a prejudice problem but a crisis of law and order.
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We can infer it based on the motions of the stars and galaxies, which are far too fast for the amount of observable mass.
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While Morris-Cafiero makes clear that she can't know the intent behind people's expressions, the viewer can infer their thoughts were less than kind.
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I assumed my new contact was called Darah, though I had to infer that from her email address, as she never signed her emails.
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He can infer that independence or something along those lines has been declared and take drastic measures that risk inflaming separatist sentiment even more.
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Wachter's work is geared around fighting the spread of algorithmic bias, when systems infer human prejudices from historical data and replicate that bias themselves.
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"I made no mention of any merger between House of Fraser and Debenhams, nor did I intend my answer to infer that," he said.
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Trans activists would be quite right to point out that we cannot infer much of anything about transgender concerns from a single case study.
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Depending on how those lines distort and move over time, the system can infer the exact shape of the object the pattern falls on.
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Consumers don't just have a FICO score, but an "e-score" that follows your online history and uses zip codes to infer socioeconomic status.
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This episode posits the idea that Willow isn't close with her mom, and while you could infer as much from the fact that Mrs.
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Even though Jane and Ben never directly compared their heights, there is enough information to infer how tall they are relative to each other.
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And his book reminds readers not to infer too much from a chart, especially when it shows them what they already wanted to see.
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Note also that it may be tempting to infer that what people care about is privacy vis-à-vis other humans (reality TV notwithstanding).
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It is "logical to infer" that such operations would also be reduced if tranexamic acid becomes widely available in delivery rooms, Dr. Roberts said.
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For CREW to infer anything on this, is lazy on their part and further proof that they are nothing but a Democrat front group.
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A new study published in the journal PLOS One concludes grey squirrels use the sounds of nearby birds to infer the absence of predators.
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But Woods said it was premature to infer that DiMaria was "merely pushing" his employees to portray Bankrate's performance in the best positive light.
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But, based on the pricing and features, we can infer that Apple positioned the iPhone XR to appeal to potential operating systems switchers from Android.
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In The America We Deserve, Trump did correctly infer that a big attack was coming — and acknowledged that this idea was also shared among experts.
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By drawing on machine learning, which is a type of AI, computers are able to infer rules themselves after looking through huge amounts of data.
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Extrapolating this concentration to the entire size of the Altiplano-Puna magma body, the researchers infer the presence of a tremendous subterranean "lake," of sorts.
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The 260 Certified Data Scientist Architect Bundle — $210 See Details Of course, you can't effectively infer data trends if you don't have the right tool.
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Hitachi's algorithms infer mood levels from physical movement and pinpoint business problems that might not have been noticed before, says Kazuo Yano, Hitachi's chief scientist.
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That's enough to infer some of the black hole's properties—researchers calculated its mass, for example, at 6.5 billion times the mass of the Sun.
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I can only infer that with the deterioration of Russian relations and the increased terrorist threat to Europe, changes were made out of self-interest.
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Then, they analyzed the skeleton and used parts of the skull to estimate the size of the cranium and infer the size of the brain.
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I'm not permitted to speculate on what might have caused this about-face, so I'll leave it to your viewers to infer what they will.
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Meanwhile Looxid Labs is using EEG partnered with eye-tracking to actually track your emotional responses using its proprietary algorithms that infer how you're feeling.
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If you don't release them, the public will infer that your returns are definitely no better than "pretty good," and perhaps much worse than that.
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Follow this logic, and you're left to infer that the only person who won't voluntarily release their tax returns must have the most to hide.
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If I were offering to sell you a used car, and refused to let you take it for a test drive, what would you infer?
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But the dog is looking at your body language and your eyes, and perhaps starting to infer that "stinky mess" is a word of praise.
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The effort to infer the intent of the traders from quantitative metrics was something that might have worked but I don't think it has worked.
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Though we can't look directly into Earth's core, these measurements have let scientists build models to help infer what might be going on in there.
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Hands-on with the Oculus Rift S: the 'S' stands for Subpar Beyond that control, there are a couple of other things we can infer.
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If we ignore the gender of the author of a photograph it's highly unlikely and perhaps useless to try and infer it from the image.
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We'll be tracking the results live after the polls close, using early returns to try to infer how the rest of the country might vote.
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Given the title and his eponymous character, it's safe to infer that Jackson will play a bigger role in this as his alias Mr. Glass.
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Focusing on the popularity of marijuana use on 43/20 is one of the few ways to infer that marijuana contributes to fatal car crashes.
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After all, if there is no nominee to vote for or obstruct, voters cannot infer much, if anything, about their incumbents' stances from their actions.
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Judge Jenny Rivera asked Ms. Princ why Ms. Robles's testimony was necessary, if jurors could infer the defendant's confession was voluntary by watching the videotape.
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This new single-camera technique uses machine learning to infer the three-dimensional structure of an image to create the 3D effect, according to Facebook.
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House managers told senators to infer that the White House blocked witness and document requests because they would have illuminated evidence that undercut Trump's defense.
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At first, we prospered by planning and speculating based on what we knew to be true, or could reasonably and responsibly infer to be true.
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From her taste, voice, and the stories she selects, the reader can infer a character, but the character is not explicitly constructed with any backstory.
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It doesn't let you infer that free expression and self celebration is freedom in a society that prizes conformist harmony—it just tells you so.
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" Tarkanian later said in a statement to CNN that he "did not say nor mean to infer a relationship with Ivanka is a bad thing.
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The exhibition features separate, darkened galleries that broadcast readings from these authors texts, inviting the visitor to infer connections between ominous words and gruesome paintings.
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While investigators might not like it, and even deem it suspicious, no jury will ever be permitted to infer that his silence equates with guilt.
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To infer from Sullivan's representation of Hernandez that he's pro-murder would be to attribute something outlandish to him, whereas to infer from Sullivan's representation of Weinstein that he agrees with many op-ed writers, cable news talking heads, comedy show bookers, and others that today's young women have become excessively puritanical in their view of sexual harassment is far less of a stretch.
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So we can only infer at this time that he either intended to use the knife to threaten somebody, to harm himself or harm Ms. Annese.
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However, since the non-detection can't be used to infer shape, the size limits are presented as what 'Oumuamua's diameter would be if it were spherical.
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"We cannot infer a causal relationship between SA and cognitive function," just that the people who had better cognitive abilities also said that they boned more.
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But the number of requests for historical call detail records and cell site information, which can be used to infer a subscriber's location, has risen significantly.
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They are pattern-recognition engines, trained on thousands of examples in the hope that the rules they infer will continue to apply in the wider world.
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Based on her complex measurement, which can come out as either YES or NO, she can infer the result of the measurement made by Bob's friend.
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As Facebook gathers more data about how and when people use reactions, the News Feed algorithm could get smarter to infer different meanings from different reactions.
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By measuring the rocky dips and ridges, she can infer how fast the lava was moving, how hot it was, how liquid or solid it was.
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It's the ... when I know this plus this plus this plus this, I can infer a whole bunch of other things, and that can be abused.
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When loading a page, AdBlock looks at from where content is being called and uses that information to infer what is or is not an ad.
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You might also wonder whether, given the scale of Facebook's tracking systems and machine learning algorithms, couldn't it essentially infer individuals' likely tolerance for controversial content?
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Based on the significant increases proposed for the defense budget, we can infer Trump values America First and the safety and security of the American people.
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Google and Facebook know — or can infer — a lot about you, from your favorite films to your age and family size to your job and hobbies.
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And if that's all they know, they'll infer that you're in the middle of the pack of those who don't disclose — that they're merely pretty good.
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Nobody knows what machine learning will be able fairly successfully to infer about what set of data in the future, and what piece plays what role.
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The movie's PG-13, so we don't really know what happened (though we can infer), but the movie's entry into Rear Window territory is pretty strange.
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Amazon has added a new $10 and Under section to its app and website, featuring, as one could infer, items that are priced $10 or cheaper.
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Adam Vinatieri offered an ominous post-game quote after the Indianapolis Colts' win on Sunday that seemed to infer he was planning to retire this week.
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"An AI system with no notion of causality might infer that the way to reduce mortality is to administer sex-change operations to men," he says.
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American Crime Story Now that we are halfway through "The Assassination of Gianni Versace," we can reasonably infer that there are no more bodies to fall.
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It would be wrong, though, to infer that the Chinese will also do so, not least because what America is demanding of them is vastly greater.
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"From this new evidence," the judge added, Mr. Paracha could "credibly ask the jury" to infer his innocence and "lack of involvement in the operations discussed."
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They will want to infer where you might shop, protest or work — and use that information to control and manipulate you, or deprive you of opportunities.
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" She adds, however, that "we can make that statement about glyphosate and can infer that there is no reason to believe that Roundup would cause cancer.
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Until this exact scene of Season 2, we don't know for sure that Olivia is South Asian, and since her name is Olivia, one can't infer.
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The film's silence works as a kind of invitation, encouraging you to infer meaning and jump to conclusions as one image gives way to the next.
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Scientists infer a lot from that: that there are hydrothermal chemical reactions similar to those that occur at hot fissures at the ocean bottoms on Earth.
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You can infer the wisdom of crowds by studying which picks are most popular at large online public brackets, like those at ESPN, CBS and Yahoo.
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Does it make sense to factor in the great productivity growth in the 1950s and 2000s in trying to infer what's going to happen going forward?
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Differences between the reflected signal and the original are a consequence of the state of that surface, and CYGNSS can use them to infer wind conditions there.
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In those cases, the technique allows them to infer the information their usual methods sacrifice: the specific strengths of those interactions and the growth rates of species.
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Generally, living things like to use the more lightweight isotopes, so an abundance of carbon 23.9 over carbon 22016 can be used to infer past biological activity.
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Well, they can, behind your back, without you knowing, try to infer your intimate traits, such as your political views, your sexual orientation, your personality and intelligence.
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It is called "read-across" and attempts to infer the hazards of an untested chemical by comparison with those of a tested one with a similar structure.
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" Another sanction could come as a judge "informs the jury that it may infer that the offending party destroyed evidence that was harmful to that party's case.
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Worse still would be if Nissan's executives, as some infer, tipped prosecutors off about Mr Ghosn's suspected activities in order to stymie a possible takeover by Renault.
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First, they applied their basic knowledge of genetics and biochemistry to infer which genes might be safe to remove — but this technique did not produce viable cells.
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"We'll be looking to infer what role the global external environment (stock market volatility and U.S. protectionism) is playing," said Viraj Patel, a currencies analyst at ING.
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Growing up, children learn words very quickly because if they hear a new word, they can infer its meaning by putting it together with a new object.
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C-LEARN is an important advance because, rather than directly imitating motion, the robot has to infer the principles behind the motion, a more human-like approach.
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Perhaps most importantly, Google can also afford to collect less data on users because the power of machine learning will allow it to infer more about them.
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To achieve this, tech companies like Microsoft, IBM, and Amazon all sell what they call "emotion recognition" algorithms, which infer how people feel based on facial analysis.
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Google Calendar will also try to infer your working hours based on your prior scheduling patterns, and may prompt you to confirm them in the app's Settings.
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"We can only infer that the government is facing pressure from those who are making profits from the current non-transparent financial system in Panama," Stiglitz said.
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Here it states that the aim of the project is "to infer psychological profiles", using self-reported personality test data, political party preference and "moral value data".
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Looking at voting precincts is an ideal way to infer vote choice patterns by racial demographic groups, and it has been regularly used in social science research.
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My boss recognized and acknowledged the skills that enabled me to do the new job well: curiosity, perseverance, resourcefulness, professionalism, the ability to infer and draw conclusions.
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Readers can infer from the interview that he thinks Obama promised more than he delivered, and he says that he voted for Bernie Sanders over Hillary Clinton.
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One is that we can infer that it believes the rot began with Trump, that he is a unique problem in the history of the Republican Party.
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We are trying to infer hidden causes—other people's thoughts—from their behavior, but they are hidden inside other people's skulls, so the inference is very hard.
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Just by looking at hardware use and analyzing it with an algorithm, the researchers could infer which websites were being accessed via Tor with 71 percent accuracy.
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For all the talk of romance and caring, paying for a meal is still a transactional situation — and treating someone can infer an expectation of something else.
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Cut to an alley, where more guys in all black are kicking the shit out of some poor soul who we can infer has crossed Lil Wayne.
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You can look at historical healthcare data and infer that various outcomes were related to certain characteristics (what data scientists call features) in each of the patients.
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If you do warn them, they may wrongly infer that it's you and not your neighbors who are prejudiced, which could expose you to legal risks yourself.
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The later it happens, the more we might infer that the House GOP was negotiating for votes until minutes before the bill came to the House floor.
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Somehow, one doesn't need to know the exact words to infer musing and doing-over in the visual language of Gilman's instinctively constructed and carefully redacted works.
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However, though the statistical methods to analyze test scores are rigorous enough to reasonably infer they're causal, the ones for these longer-term results are less so.
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We intuit his moods through the drape and droop of the fabric (the thread count looks pretty decent), and infer a brooding, smoldering temperament behind the cloth.
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The measurements provide snapshots in time that allow him and his team see how far surface waters end up sinking, "and thus infer overturning strength," he says.
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If you mind these subtle messages, you can infer a lot beyond what someone tells you, maybe even things he or she wouldn't want you to know.
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By measuring the length, width, and other features of the prints, the researchers were able to pick out individuals and also infer their approximate age and height.
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Pretty soon, however, Google began harvesting this surplus information, along with other details like users' web-browsing activities, to infer their interests and target them with ads.
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In Lincoln's case, we can infer a few subconscious influences: first of all, as president during the Civil War, his personal security was probably a necessary preoccupation.
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But Twitter's developer terms prohibit people from using Twitter data to "derive or infer potentially sensitive characteristics about Twitter users" like their political affiliation or religious beliefs.
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"The most likely explanation is that participants infer that expensive medication contains a more potent and effective agent and, consequently, produces more side effects," the researchers conclude.
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Some are more skeptical about past research showing serious harms, and they question how much we can infer from studies that often lack a comparable control group.
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By measuring the larger star's "wobble," which is caused by the gravitational influence of the smaller star, the astronomers were able to infer the mass of J1808-5104.
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And depending on how gradually it dims and how quickly it brightens, you can infer information about the length of its orbit and the size of the planet.
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Lava rock can even have a specific appearance and a unique collection of minerals that allow experts to infer a certain age or type of lava, Gregg said.
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Location data, which Google can either gather directly via GPS data or infer from other sensors and data, including IP addresses, nearby Wi-Fi routers and Bluetooth beacons.
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So far there are about 5,000 companies using the Enterprise product, including Affinity, Datafox, Datanyze, Deloitte, Engagio, Everstring, Infer, Microsoft, Nestle, Samsung, Slack, Target, Volkswagen, and IBM Watson.
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"I think we can infer from the White House opposition to Dr. Kupperman's testimony that they believe that his testimony would be incriminating of the president," Schiff said.
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One could still infer from this evidence that stricter gun laws will reduce mass shooting deaths, but it's an inference from the data, not a strong empirical finding.
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It's even possible to infer, the professors argued, that some members of Congress who voted for Dodd-Frank were fully aware that the bill did not reverse Morrison.
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They infer that the slab could have have subducted from 66 to 46 million years ago, causing an ancient area of volcanic activity called the Challis Absaroka arc.
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If you're being a little more cynical with your reading (and I am), you could infer that the women in the film are punished for their maternal failures.
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A lot of people are working on information — text information, picture information, flow charts, tables — trying to understand what's online and eventually infer needs from all that information.
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So they infer backward from what they see in politics to what it would feel like to be part of politics, and they don't want to get involved.
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While people can disagree on political issues, to infer malicious intent on a charity that has changed so many lives, is not only shameful but is truly disgusting.
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But we're otherwise encouraged to infer Ivanka's political beliefs from branding exercises like her new book, Women Who Work, or through anonymous White House leaks to friendly journalists.
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These web-based samples are, to a greater or lesser extent, not selected at random and likely cannot be used to infer opinions of entire populations of people.
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Given that nominees are likely to stay mum, senators who must vote to confirm them and also want to protect priorities like abortion rights will have to infer.
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"No one has found a fossil feather on a T. rex, but we've found more relatives of T. rex with feathers, so we can infer it," explained Norell.
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"For example, we don't have a direct way to measure expressions, so we don't try to infer a smile or a frown based on another behavior," Romo says.
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For example, they can infer that students who spend more time on the financial aid page are more likely to need financial aid, according to The Washington Post.
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In my own research, of the 207 or so screenshots shared on Twitter from her blog, I was initially able to infer post times for only about 013.
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For instance, our smartphone's accelerometer might be used to infer our stress levels at work, or an automated analysis of our vocal patterns could determine that we're depressed.
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However, we cannot infer from this graph that an increase in wealth causes an increase in fast-food sales since other factors may affect wealth, sales, or both.
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Other shows have asked theatergoers to infer parallels between fictive worlds and the real one of today, like the British reimagining of George Orwell's "1984," currently on Broadway.
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In one analysis, we disregard what voters say about whether they would vote, and use their demographics and party affiliation to infer the shape of the likely electorate.
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Then the world will infer that North Korea has the capability to launch an ICBM-borne nuclear warhead and is a constant nuclear threat to the U.S. mainland.
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From this we can infer that Primo is not the only crazy person in his family; Primo assumes his uncle will be happy to have this insane present.
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In civil trials, unlike criminal trials, the law allows juries to infer that a person refusing to testify means his testimony would undercut or contradict his own position.
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The machine intelligence tested in the research could correctly infer between gay and straight men 81 percent of the time, and 74 percent of the time for women.
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It is well established in the psychological literature that people tend to infer cognitive disability from severe physical disability, especially when the disabled individual is unable to speak.
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When cyclones and anticyclones interact, they repel each other, which allows scientists to infer the existence of an unseen cyclone just by interacting with an anticyclone, Marcus said.
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I set a few rules for myself: During Steve Week, I wouldn't mention my gender identity to anyone and would allow people to infer it from my avatar.
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As the exit polls both show and infer, it was a broad coalition of white Americans that helped give Trump very narrow victories in a few key states.
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" And if an employer "repeatedly took adverse employment actions against persons of a particular gender, that would make it easier to infer that gender … was a motivating factor.
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From the packaging alone, we can infer that the beige, white, and dark brown colors respectively represent the graham cracker, marshmallow and chocolate flavors of the beloved campfire treat.
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The computer knows people should slow down as they approach exits, and can infer this person is likely to continue straight ahead instead of taking that upcoming off ramp.
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The researchers simply infer whether the interactions between two species are positive (species A promotes the growth of species B), negative (A inhibits the growth of B) or neutral.
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A group of people all linked via their social accounts might all have a love for Thomas Jefferson, for example, and agents can infer what they will from that.
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I don't know Professor Christine Blasey Ford, but from the people who do know her, I can infer that she is also a good woman who conducts herself honorably.
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Any echoes you may infer regarding a certain Danish prince are entirely appropriate to this dazzlingly presumptuous drama, set in and around Buckingham Palace in a highly foreseeable future.
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This isn't a joke like the West like to portray it, they like to deem all of us here as social outcast and infer that everyone here isn't normal.
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Takagi co-authored a study last year demonstrating that cats use their keen sense of hearing to infer the presence of an object even when they can't see it.
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He says SafeToNet's system is drawing on research into social behavioral patterns, including around digital cues like the speed and length of reply, to try to infer psychological impacts.
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Orbiting altimeters can measure those small excursions from mean sea level, and computers can use that data to infer what the sea-floor topography responsible for it looks like.
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And of course, with the Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal, we've seen how massive amounts of Facebook data were expressly used to try to infer US voters' political beliefs.
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In general, they found the experiments revealed PizzaGAN could detect and segment pizza toppings, fill in what was supposed to be underneath, and infer the order with minimal supervision.
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Insurance companies can use sensor data from your driving to accurately infer annualized mileage, frequency of hard brakes, and numerous other features, and correlate this information with future losses.
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In the future, apps like Tinder may be able to infer more about our personalities and lifestyles through our social media activity than an eHarmony questionnaire ever could capture.
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Though they didn't explicitly say it, we can infer Mercedes doesn't want a driver to be lulled into a false sense of security and thereby shirk their driving responsibilities.
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But there's still much to be uncovered about the exact neurobiology of when a brain is on LSD, and what we can infer about the normal brain from it.
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Selling traditionally less volatile positions and buying traditionally more volatile assets generally pushes up indexes and sends a reflation signal to those who infer a trend from equity markets.
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This gives us confidence in making the "reverse inference" that tracking this network activity can be used to infer the true level of consciousness in the absence of behaviour.
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They think that political advertising belongs in its own camp of stuff when in fact people in the political space are able to infer a whole lot about you.
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Even the lack of fashion can infer protest, like Tom Ford, Marc Jacobs, and Sophie Theallet refusing to dress First Lady Melania Trump based on her husband's proposed policies.
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"The audience would infer that there has been an LGBT presence in the Trek Universe from the beginning ... that a gay hero isn't something new or strange," Pegg added.
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Cambridge Analytica was using big data analytics, a technology that analyzes massive data sets in order to construct profiles, and then employs these profiles to infer additional, hidden data.
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Data analysts have been able to infer from Facebook "likes" not only psychological type but also a person's skin color, sexual orientation, political party, religious affiliation, and alcohol use.
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But, hang on, what if he were barely educated, or sullenly content with video games; are we to infer that he would be less deserving of an extended life?
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If users are found to visit certain businesses, countries, neighborhoods, or schools, Facebook could use that data to infer which products they might want to buy and promote them.
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"Kanye West was on his honeymoon listening to our first album by the pool," says Laurie, as if to infer that the rapper saw no issue with their moniker.
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Whatever is happening (sorry, the "Devs" spoiler list is as restrictive as a Silicon Valley NDA) is not good, we can infer from Amaya's low-key Evil Corp aesthetic.
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Eight years later, Facebook's technology has moved on, to unpoliced realms where the social network can now infer things about you without the need for as much explicit information.
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"What we can infer from her personal background is that she's compassionate; she understands what it's like, as a gay woman, to have to overcome adversity," Mr. Jackson said.
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So forecasters use all the data they do have at their disposal, together with long experience and the body of existing scientific research, to infer the maximum sustained winds.
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"In response, Congress may infer from this obstruction that any withheld documents and testimony would reveal information that corroborates the whistle-blower complaint," Mr. Cummings said in a statement.
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You could infer a satirical dimension if you wanted to, or even a righteous indictment of what a lowlife can get away with if he has Mr. Pattinson's complexion.
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Second, if a party blocks key witnesses from testifying in a trial, the law allows a jury to infer that their testimony would damage the argument of the party.
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If someone told you there was a play called "Chickens in the Yard," about Pennsylvanians who own chickens, you might infer that the cast consisted of humans playing humans.
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The public can infer two things by the granting of these waivers: those officials have conflicts of interest and their intentions may not be in the public's best interest.
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He believes that markets exist in different states, and that short-term relative movements in asset prices can be better predicted by using algorithms that infer this hidden structure.
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Voters learned what Northam had done with his life and, from that, they could infer what made him tick, what he cared about and what he'd do as governor.
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Physicists are hoping that these maps, taken over five years, will lead to better measurements of the universe's expansion, which they can use to infer properties of dark energy.
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From the president's behavior, it is possible to infer that he doesn't want prices to rise above $80 per barrel and would prefer them closer to $70 or even below.
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He and his colleagues are able to compare genomes and infer their common history: how their ancestors split apart, for example, and how large the populations of their ancestors were.
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The point was to apply whatever general principles and consistency conditions were at hand to infer what the properties of particles (and therefore all of nature) simply had to be.
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After all, Samsung provides the OLED panel for its chief competitor's ultra premium handset, leaving Wall Street to infer that less than stellar iPhone X sales was a contributor here.
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To reach this conclusion—and in one of the first studies of its kind—scientists conducted a comparative analysis of Neanderthal and early modern human skulls to infer brain function.
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"In short, from the CSIS report we can infer that first, North Korea is not sincere enough with negotiating and second, there's no change in their nuclear capacity," he said.
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Mueller wrote that it was "reasonable" to infer that Trump thought a new attorney general — one who wasn't recused — could protect the president and "shield" him from the Russia probe.
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Yet when those words assemble into semi-coherent shape, we are asked to infer that Mickey is one tough kahuna, someone with the power to dictate to corporations and governments.
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The game itself doesn't provide much information about any of its combatants; instead, you can infer things about the cast of Arms from how they dress and where they fight.
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Then, when the law as written is silent or vague or contradictory, judges should infer what the law is from what the body of moral principles says it should be.
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One way to infer the amount of pleasure that animals experience is to use facial reactions, and the facial reactions of these animals show that they are still experiencing pleasure.
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If she's touching her collar or scratching the lower hem with an annoying expression on her face, for example, we may infer she doesn't like that bit of the garment.
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But today's study shows how investigators can use that information to infer where a person lives, who their friends are, and even specific hobbies or health problems they might have.
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Indeed, if we are in a simulation, then we could immediately infer something about our simulators, namely that they aren't omnibenevolent—or perfectly moral—beings, not by a long shot.
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If there is a viral story about a hoax, it can get a lot of reshares and comments, which would normally help us infer it might be an interesting story.
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"Many people who are depressed or anxious infer the rain as the world's 'empathy' for their emotions," says Paul DePompo, director of the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Institute of Southern California.
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Watching the order in which the plates land lets observers infer the data, he told Reuters during an interview on Wednesday at the tech industry's CES conference in Las Vegas.
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The brain had to infer all that, and it had to do it very quickly, or its body would die—fall into a hole, walk into a fire, be eaten.
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"I would infer from that that he was working proactively on behalf of the prosecutors, which would mean going out and obtaining evidence," said former Justice Department prosecutor Peter Zeidenberg.
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Anyone who's ever had to (or decided to) miss an election for one reason or another knows you shouldn't infer that someone has moved just because they didn't vote once.
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During the first viewing, participants recalled and recorded the thoughts and feelings they had throughout the conversation; during the second viewing, they tried to infer their partner's thoughts and feelings.
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And thanks to the smash hit success of smartphones with embedded sensors it's never been easier to pervasively track where people are going — and therefore to infer what they're doing.
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We can infer at least two things from the logo screen of course: - It's a direct sequel to "Metroid Prime 3," or at least of the same first-person lineage.
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If you are programming a computer to beat humans at crosswords, how do you teach it to both reverse a word and infer a word that is not even there?
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Once they can see how the light is polarized — the shape the light has and the directions it moves in — the team can infer the shape of the magnetic field.
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The judge overseeing the trial in Federal District Court in Brooklyn, Kiyo A. Matsumoto, said on Monday that she would tell jurors not to infer anything from Mr. Shkreli's decision.
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A reasonable juror could -- but need not necessarily -- infer from this indirect evidence, all with the other indirect evidence, that the aid was held back in order to pressure Ukraine.
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And on the select occasions when policymakers did infer linkage between Iran's regional and nuclear policies, Washington balked at opportunities that would have provided it with an improved negotiating position.
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So in the Airbnb example, combining previous trips to infer taste + available flights to balance costs + local events of interest to surface a packaged journey that is more likely to convert.
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Mathematical aspirations were futile, though: 183-18-08 ended up being Cloverfield's release date, and new photos would pop up every week or so for people to infer whatever they wanted.
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" As for her possible motive, Berg says, "I don't know if we can infer what her motive is other than [she and her ex-husband] had an acrimonious divorce last year.
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Looking at that one could infer that Apple is going to embrace the connector in phones and tablets next, following in the footsteps of nearly every top Android handset maker today.
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In October, Motherboard found that the British Transport Police (BTP) had spent £40,000 on a piece of software called RepKnight, which can be used to infer the "mood" of a population.
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You can now grant an app one-time access to your location, for instance, and the system will prevent apps from using Wi-Fi and Bluetooth data to infer your location.
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The researchers first trained a sequence of neural networks to detect objects, infer the relationship between them and then generate a program to repeat the steps it witnessed the human perform.
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Using a technique that was initially developed to infer what extinct mammals ate, Melstrom and Irmis analyzed the dimensions and structures of the fossilized teeth and compared them to living crocodilians.
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Then I'll look up and infer from the characters' stricken faces I missed something crucial, so I'll rewind, and chide myself for laughing at said meme, which wasn't even that funny.
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Some may offer daily, weekly, or monthly queries or topics to inspire reflection, while others simply list the moon's daily movements and leave it up to you to infer its meaning.
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" All Massage Envy therapists undergo background checks and are informed of an extensive zero-tolerance policy toward, among other things, inappropriate touching and actions "that infer sexual suggestiveness or explicit sexuality.
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But Spire's smallsats don't take pretty pictures: They use broadcasts from ships, aircraft, and other satellites to infer earthly conditions as disparate as tomorrow's forecast and the movements of pirate vessels.
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That means that if you know the pulsation period, you can infer the star's actual luminosity, then compare that with the luminosity observed from Earth in order to determine the distance.
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It's safe to infer she doesn't know most (or any) of the details about Annalise and Nate's breakup — and his potential involvement with Wes' death — but it's a sweet offer nonetheless.
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By examining the rates that children died in those places over time, they were able to infer differences in the death rates of children at different places on the economic ladder.
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Senior officials said markets had misread the use of the word "gradual" to infer that the bank would only raise rates at every other scheduled meeting it holds to discuss policy.
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You could also infer wages by the amount of money spent on this category from the employer side using the B.L.S.'s establishment survey, but again you won't get a distribution.
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The Oxford researchers analyzed 50 years worth of time use data from 19 countries in order to infer broad trends about how men's attitudes towards domestic work have evolved over time.
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Yahoo's data could also be used by someone with access to other datasets or public records that can further thin the pool of potential candidates in order to infer someone's identity.
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It's entirely predictable that "Bury Me Here" ends with Morgan quietly sharpening his staff into a spear — an image that Riley cleverly allows us to hear and infer rather than see.
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Bottom line: from an analysis of the brightness and duration of the 2000 flash, we can infer the impact energy, and [discern] when such bolides are likely to create detectable effects.
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To help infer whether or not a conversation is consensual, we currently rely on and take enforcement action only if/when we receive a report from a participant in the conversation.
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In the 1960s, astronomers using X-ray telescopes were able to infer the existence of black holes when they detected quasars — enormous celestial objects powered by matter falling into black holes.
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One well-studied border collie named Rico knew 200 objects by name and, like a toddler, could infer the names of novel objects by excluding things with labels he already knew.
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By embedding a special script in a web page, the actor can test how long it takes for a web page to load and infer whether you've visited it or not.
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And it can infer even more: our sexual orientation, political beliefs, relationship status, drug use, and other personality traits -- even if we didn't take the personality test that Cambridge Analytica developed.
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You don't need translation to infer the crude genius of the interrogation techniques of Mr. Kanstantsinau's Orlov — who slurps noodle soup while predicting the bleak futures of the women he's questioning.
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Since only the crucial bits of an organism's DNA get written into messenger RNA, researchers can work backward to infer, with impressive precision, the composition of the genes where it originated.
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One possibility to infer from the book is that Deutsche was forever playing catch-up to the British and U.S. banks that have for the last 200 years dominated the globe.
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One well-studied border collie named Rico knew 212018 objects by name and, like a toddler, could infer the names of novel objects by excluding things with labels he already knew.
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"My gut reaction is when you have little information on quality, and you see other people purchasing the same good, you infer quality because they can maintain that price," Garthwaite says.
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There are also snippets of family life (Allah's own, we can infer, but the film never explicitly says as much), with a long section devoted to prayer at a memorial service.
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Clay, so far as we can infer from his campaign rhetoric and opposition to the US–Mexican War in our timeline, would likely not have invaded Mexico in Kornblith's alternate timeline.
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Of course, the later states can give you all kinds of information about the earlier states, and, from the later states and the laws of physics, you can infer the earlier states.
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Annalise and Tegan infer that Mr. Hargrove wanted to hide his assets before the divorce so that he could take more money from Soraya, as he'd been withdrawing money in small increments.
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By studying their appearance with camera and microscope, doctors can infer things like an individual's blood pressure, age, and whether or not they smoke, which are all important predictors of cardiovascular health.
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The best he could do is infer that he's actually surrounded by fellow humans and anchor that belief in a conviction about an all-good God ensuring that he isn't being deceived.
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Astrophysicists can infer whether the black holes' spins were aligned or misaligned during a collision based on the resulting gravitational waves, a stat that could help them figure out how they formed.
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Sonia Sotomayor, one of the only justices to indicate support for the prosecution, suggested it was reasonable to infer that McDonnell's intent was to help Williams when he accepted money and gifts.
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So if it were to go from 30 to 100 - which is what happens in the event of a Leave vote - one might infer you'd get more than another 5 percent (depreciation).
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How much of the ways you use your computer, phone, and car each day is based on a confident knowledge of its inner working, and how much do you infer or assume?
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When it comes to light fields based on real-world camera capture, companies like Google are using multiple cameras to capture multiple perspectives of objects and infer the perspectives between the lenses.
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His black-sheep brother, Michael — haunted by an unnamed tragedy we infer is romantic in nature — leaves a big-game hunting gig in Africa to help clear his brother's accounts out West.
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If this hypothesis is true, you can in effect infer where we are relative to potential by asking what's happening to inflation: if it's stable, the economy is producing roughly at potential.
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DNA could indicate the Denisovan's dark skin, eyes and hair, Carmel said, but by mapping gene activity patterns, they could infer how the species stood out anatomically from modern humans or Neanderthals.
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Nearly 30 percent of Americans without a high school diploma live in poverty, compared to 5 percent with a college degree, and we infer that this comes from a lack of education.
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The information helps a company like Facebook infer characteristics about interests, personal connections and financial demographics to better target advertising, or train machine-learning algorithms that can be used for future products.
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In many instances, these transfers "expose information to eavesdroppers via at least one plaintext flow, and a passive eavesdropper can reliably infer user and device behavior from the traffic," the researchers said.
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But if the information commissioner's view of data protection law is correct, it implies that use of such tools to infer political views of individuals could be in breach of European privacy law.
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Lazari said the bank's growth in lending outpaced what it was expected for Brazil's still sluggish economic recovery, helped by new tools that allow Bradesco to infer clients' income without requesting a paycheck.
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Researchers from Curtin University in Perth, Australia and Western University in London, Ontario, have used the presence of cubic zirconia—a diamond-like crystal—to infer the temperature of the ancient asteroid strike.
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The identity of Jon's father was never stated aloud, but we know that it was Rhaegar who placed her in the Tower of Joy, so basically we can infer who got her pregnant.
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But we can infer a lot from Sanders's recent behavior: He's been touring the country like a 2020 candidate, making big speeches like a 2020 candidate, and giving interviews like a 2020 candidate.
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One can infer from the similarity to Pruitt's comments, and the fact that Trump invited Pruitt to the podium to finish the Rose Garden announcement, that Trump agrees with him on global warming.
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The CMA did not include the impact of discounters Aldi and Lidl in its phase 1 competition assessments, but said this did not infer they would be excluded in the phase 2 review.
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"It is not rocket science to infer someone's political preferences on the basis of someone's Likes if those people have actually Liked a lot of pages," Dobber tells The Verge in an email.
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A numerologist may glean meaning from the numbers they encounter in their everyday lives or from their birthdate, but they can also infer the overall tone of an entire year using their craft.
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Dedicated ray-tracing cores work in conjunction with Tensor Cores — they use AI to infer the "real-time" part — to produce simulations six times faster than the previous Pascal platform (GTX 1080Ti, etc.).
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And, with an already pretty private, emotional sign like Pisces hosting the moon in Kardashian's chart, we can infer that she behaves a little differently when she's alone with her closest loved ones.
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As GRAVITY builds up a catalog of flares, probing how long they take to orbit at different radii around the black hole, they'll be able to infer what the black hole's spin is.
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If you see a low Alexa rank, negative sentiment analysis, high bounce rate, domain in the middle of nowhere, and a clickbait alert, you could infer that a link contains fake news. Notim.
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Hogg's own work, like Schawinski's, leans heavily on AI; he's been using neural networks to classify stars according to their spectra and to infer other physical attributes of stars using data-driven models.
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"Currently which languages a member understands and to what degree is not defined explicitly, so we need to infer it from ancillary data and viewing patterns," Netflix engineers wrote in today's blog post.
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But these devices also collect an ocean of private customer data, including detailed information that can be used to infer when you wake, when you sleep, and when you're at home or away.
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We are most likely meant to infer that Noland sends the orgone accumulator to help Kennedy with his sexual vigor as well as his many physical ailments, including his well-known back problems.
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"Dirks specifies that when a tipper gives inside information to 'a trading relative or friend,' the jury can infer that the tipper meant to provide the equivalent of a cash gift," he said.
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If you've got the second-worst tax return imaginable, and everyone who is cleaner than you discloses, the public will infer that you've either got the worst or the second-worst possible return.
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If a swastika-tattooed man carries a concealed firearm and shouts racist epithets at a black family across a parking lot, can a jury lawfully infer an intent to intimidate from such conduct?
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The CMA did not include the impact of discounters Aldi and Lidl in its phase 1 competition assessments, but said this did not infer they would be excluded in the phase 2 review.
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If Americans increasingly derive their senses of identity from partisan politics, and research suggests they do, it's reasonable to infer that more and more public acts will be colored by politics over time.
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"We infer that the authorities tired of having to intervene in the foreign exchange market to counter what they consider irrational yuan depreciation pressure," ING's Asia economist Tim Condon said in a note.
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The researchers then traced living species back in time, using an evolutionary tree, statistics and computer simulations to infer where their ancestors originated and when their lineages might have moved to different places.
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By combining these beak shape measurements with the latest DNA-based evolutionary trees, the scientists were able to infer ancestral bill shapes and rates of evolution going back more than 80 million years.
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The chief justice is expected to say as he asks the question which senator it originated from, setting up key moments to watch as reporters try to infer what swing votes are thinking.
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But even in cases of patients with only one or a handful of medical images, the exposed data can be used to infer a picture of a person's health, including illnesses and injuries.
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By measuring the drastic temperature differences between the cooler/dimmer and hotter/brighter sides of the companion star, the researchers were able to infer both the velocity of the neutron star and its mass.
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Instead, it tells its story through a combination of character animations and the environment; you infer what's going on by watching the mother and daughter and how they interact with the world around them.
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Regarding this latest allegation, TSA added, "It would be unfair and irresponsible to infer or conclude that profiling is a common TSA practice based upon a single interaction between one employee and his supervisor."
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The president suggested that Mr. Sanders should broaden his platform beyond his core issue of fighting income inequality, leading some to infer that Mr. Obama would prefer his former cabinet member to succeed him.
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The Boston-based firm, which will pay no financial penalty, agreed not to use the technology at or near Massachusetts healthcare facilities to infer the health status, medical condition or treatment of any person.
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Our mathematical model shows that, as a result, choosing to punish wrongdoers can work like a peacock's tail — if I see you punish misbehavior, I can infer that you are likely to be trustworthy.
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In that, he's consistent with many of his Republican elected-official colleagues: You might be able to infer that they don't like Trump, but you'd never know it from what they say in public.
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Ted knows only what he can infer from callers' words, and the film emphasizes this by sketching events in thin outlines against black emptiness, sometimes changing them as his understanding of the situation evolves.
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But the belief that we can easily infer how people feel based on how they look is controversial, and a significant new review of the research suggests there's no firm scientific justification for it.
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Because of this, neutral models applied to the nonfunctional regions of the genome can be used to infer the demographic history of human populations (and a variety of other organisms) quite accurately, Cornejo said.
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They could infer a lot from that, but now when you're on a mobile phone, they know what you searched, then where you go, and then what you call, and then what you like.
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"Reading the alleged facts in the light most favorable to Plaintiffs, it is reasonable to infer that Adobe's discontinuation of FreeHand, in aggregate with Adobe's other conduct, reduced competition," Koh stated in the decision.
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When women orgasm in porn, they tend to be very vocal and show a lot of facial cues of pleasure—so maybe some guys are using these same criteria to infer their partners' orgasms.
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Were we to infer others' values by looking to their behavior, rather than to indicia of their partisan group membership, we would find that members of the two "teams" are more alike than different.
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But it's not obvious that a theory emphasizing the uncertainty of perception—the way that the brain has to infer what is outside rather than straightforwardly taking it in—is a theory of oneness.
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In this regard we might infer a parallel to the gamesmanship and whimsy of Melotti's close friend, the writer Italo Calvino, who was twenty-two years younger but predeceased the artist by nine months.
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But it does mean that we cannot infer from, say, a society's widely held belief in toleration and peace that the actions of people in that society will be strictly guided by those beliefs.
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Once your number surfaces in a few uploads, Facebook can place you in a social network, which helps it infer things about you since we tend to resemble the people in our social set.
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For example, research shows that data as minor as your Facebook "likes" can be used to infer your sexual orientation, whether you use addictive substances, your race and your views on many political issues.
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In the paper, Quintana and his co-authors matched up two datasets to create a map of where oxytocin receptors exist in the brain, and infer what behaviors they may play a role in.
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Unless an obituary is the top one on a page, for example, its print headline should not state that the subject has died; a reader can infer as much, given where the article appears.
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"Paleontologists infer the existence of dinosaurs to give a rational accounting of strange patterns of bones," said Nima Arkani-Hamed, a physicist and cosmologist at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey.
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"One can also infer that non-surgical weight loss MAY have similar benefits in reducing birth defects if women are able to achieve similar blood glucose control through diet and exercise alone," Smith added.
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You seem to gloss over your alcohol abuse by saying that it is genetic; I infer that your childhood abuse has also been a factor and that both are probably related to your drinking.
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They very rightly infer, therefore, that some thorough reform is wanting, which will banish speculations on public measures, inspire a general prudence and industry, and give a regular course to the business of society.
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Most would infer from "mother tongue", usually defined as the language we start speaking first, that language acquisition in children is mostly down to mothers, but the term may be quite a big misnomer.
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While we do not know exactly how elections would unfold under a direct popular vote, it is reasonable to infer that both parties would focus on where they believe they have the most support.
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Redistricting that begins in 2021 is likely to be even more finely tuned, Mr. Brace said, relying on the explosion of marketing and online information that can infer personal preferences down to individual households.
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The stars studied by Kepler are too far away to directly observe an orbiting exoplanet, so astronomers must infer the presence of an exoplanet based on changes in the observed brightness of a star.
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" He added, "The audience would infer that there has been an LGBT presence in the Trek universe from the beginning (at least in the Kelvin timeline), that a gay hero isn't something new or strange.
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When physicists strip neutrons from atomic nuclei, put them in a bottle, then count how many remain there after some time, they infer that neutrons radioactively decay in 14 minutes and 20053 seconds, on average.
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But looking at previous Swift 7s we can infer that the new product will start at around $1,500 and will have a Y-series processor (which Intel just announced yesterday), and likely a 1080p display.
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"The upwelling we detected is like a hot-air balloon, and we infer that something is rising up through the deeper part of our planet under New England," says Rutgers University geophysicist Professor Vadim Levin .
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Governments of many less-than-free nations salivate at the power of neural networks that can learn millions of faces, flag "questionable" speech, and infer hidden patterns in the accumulated online activity of their citizens.
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Regarding this latest allegation, the TSA added, "It would be unfair and irresponsible to infer or conclude that profiling is a common TSA practice based upon a single interaction between one employee and his supervisor."
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We can infer that a fair amount of people aren't renting and residing with roommates because that's their idea of living the American Dream, but because they're not in a position to buy a home.
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In a year in which, for the first time, two Native American women have taken seats in Congress, it is possible to infer that his community has not only survived, but begun to thrive again.
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U.S. District Judge Richard Berman in Manhattan on Thursday temporarily froze the defendants' assets in two accounts at Interactive Brokers LLC, finding "a basis to infer" they violated U.S. insider trading laws, court records show.
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Advances in machine learning and artificial intelligence are also making it possible for apps and websites to infer information about images and show relevant details without users having to type to search for more info.
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This specific picture describes how Apple researchers, including paper authors Yin Zhou and Oncel Tuzel, created something called VoxelNet that can extrapolate and infer objects from a collection of points captured by a LiDAR array.
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For example, there's an area of machine learning called "active learning" in which we infer that there are not enough images of some process and you might want to add more images of that nature.
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If you haven't directly indicated which political party you support by, for example, liking the page of a specific candidate, then Facebook will try to infer this information from your other activity on the site.
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"You need evidence from which a jury could reasonably infer that (Menendez) was seeking an official act," said Fordham Law School Professor Zephyr Teachout, a former Democratic congressional candidate who teaches classes on corruption laws.
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When the interviewer asked Peterson what gave him the right to offend transgendered people about their self-referential pronoun choices, Peterson asked what right she (and, we can infer, transgendered people) had to offend him.
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Google says it can infer a person's age and gender from their browsing history, using technology similar to what it uses to target advertisements, and can determine a person's location based on their IP address.
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Scientists looking for exoplanets that might host liquid water—the key ingredient for life as we know it—could look for hydrogen in a planets' geocorona as a means to infer the presence of water.
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While there is no explicit indicator as to the technology used to provide a specific location response from a carrier, each response includes an accuracy estimate that can be used to infer the technology used.
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If a woman's bosses are able to infer from a report delivered to them by a fertility app that she's trying to get pregnant, what's to stop them from finding a cause for firing her?
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Just as Wall Street parses every word from the Federal Reserve to infer the state of the economy, energy traders scrutinize every release from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) to gauge trends in energy markets.
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Google said it would drop gender labels from its Cloud Vision API image classification service last week, saying that it wasn't possible to infer someone's gender by appearance and that such labels could exacerbate bias.
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At the end of a shift, managers receive an email of the compiled statistics, which they can then use to identify problems and infer whether servers, hostesses, and kitchen staff are adequately doing their jobs.
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Algorithmically, it can infer that someone who likes chunky necklaces will probably like beaded necklaces too, the same way Netflix's algorithm infers that you may want to watch another comedy with a strong female lead.
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Even if you know what a friend's salary is, or can infer certain things based on, say, their lifestyle or past comments, none of us really know what's going on with someone else's bank account.
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But here's the problem: If you separate these particles to opposite ends of the universe and measure them, they'll maintain this eerie connection; you can still infer the properties of one particle by measuring the other.
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But the kingdom's comments and supply behaviour suggest it is reasonable to infer that it has an undeclared target of around $73 +/- $5 per barrel ("Saudi Arabia signals ambition for $80 oil price", Bloomberg, April 10).
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"The difference between using the electoral roll and Facebook is that the information we reveal on Facebook is sufficient for a computer program to infer our personality with greater accuracy than our own spouse," he said.
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"It is important to be cautious and not to infer too many aspects of the life history of Hamipterus from what remains a limited data set," Deeming writes in an article published alongside the Science paper.
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A CBE operating system opens to the door to the "double-click" degree, or what Blackboard founder Matt Pittinsky refers to as the clickable credential: employer facing apps that allow employers to infer competencies from transcripts.
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He also showed off images that demonstrated how the system performed even when camera lenses were obscured by raindrops, and how their software could infer where pedestrians were, even when they were obscured by parked cars.
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When she had gathered 22001,29000 of these marked-up sentences, she used them to train a machine-learning system to analyze sentences it had never seen before and infer the emotion or intent of the subject.
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"Ironically, spending too much money on time-saving services could undermine perceptions of personal control, by leading people to infer that they are unable to handle any daily tasks, potentially reducing well-being," the researchers added.
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That kind of prediction could help infer when the sun will burp out coronal mass ejections — bursts of hot plasma that fly off into the solar system — which can impact Earth and even disrupt power grids.
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In a decision on Thursday, Vice Chancellor Joseph Slights of the Delaware Chancery Court said shareholders demonstrated a "credible basis" to infer that Facebook board members may have committed wrongdoing in connection with data privacy breaches.
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The story that is sticking with me so much is told entirely without words, either spoken or written, so you have to infer everything from the world around you and the reactions of the characters within.
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Although we don't have specific historical data about non-distance factors that contribute to a hole's difficulty, such as bunkers and water hazards, we can infer information about them from how golfers perform as a group.
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For example, it could reasonably infer Hovnanian's subsidiary waived its right to any interest payment once it knowingly purchased securities that it knew were going to be defaulted on as part of the agreement with GSO.
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Only Congress can legally extinguish a Native American reservation, and the Supreme Court has previously held that courts can't simply infer that a reservation no longer exists from other congressional actions, even if it's functionally defunct.
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One of his big hobbies is flogging rap beefs like long-dead horses, and he also likes to intentionally infer that he is dating famous women in order to cause controversy, via – you've guessed it – Instagram.
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He believes, we infer, that there are objective standards for contemporary painting, standards that presumably his art satisfies; his only complaint is that the museums and art dealers have the wrong standards – they leave him out.
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So "extraction yield" uses the refractive index of the coffee, essentially the amount of light that can pass through it, to infer how much coffee's in the coffee; it's roughly the equivalent of "brix" in wine.
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The company would analyze our data to infer the kinds of political content to which we would be most likely to react, and then it would route political advertising in a way that optimizes systemwide engagement.
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But the kingdom's comments and supply behavior suggest it is reasonable to infer that it has an undeclared target of around $80 +/- $5 per barrel ("Saudi Arabia signals ambition for $80 oil price", Bloomberg, April 10).
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Directed by Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov from a script they wrote with Decho Taralezhkov, "Glory" opens on a typically colorless morning (we infer) for Tzanko, a bushy-haired state-railroad employee portrayed by Stefan Denolyubov.
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She had reviewed her notes and documents by then and walked back what she previously said — this time saying that she could infer from a general conversation with Flynn that he had discussed sanctions with Kislyak.
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Allegations of discrimination against Airbnb originated with users on social media, posting on the hashtag #AirbnbWhileBlack, who say that hosts on Airbnb often see their photos, or infer their race from their names, and reject them.
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Success as a writer is the mostly unspoken end point of Little Dog's story: readers who know Vuong's biography will assume it, and those who don't will infer it from the strength of the book's language.
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But commentators are already confused and divided on what we can infer from Mueller's failure to "establish" conspiracy to interfere with the election means, and why Mueller decided not to decide on whether Trump obstructed justice.
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The loss of Karen, we can infer, is one of the driving forces in Armstrong's life and career, in its own peculiar way, eventually leading him to walk on the moon in a rather melancholy finale.
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"Whether you are able to hit your monthly target is totally up to you" does not introduce a condition (unless you want the employee to infer that your thinly veiled threat is a condition of ongoing employment).
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"I don't think people understand how easy it is to infer that someone who's a female artist or a female in our industry is somehow doing something wrong by wanting love, wanting money, wanting success," Swift said.
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BCD refers to communications metadata — so the what, where, who and why of digital communications (excluding the content of messages, but with all the granular digital data points needed to triangulate and infer massive amounts of context).
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Now, could you read these claims and the specification and infer Facebook needs such a backend so that it would be able to silently enable your phone's microphone and keep track of the ads on your TV?
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I would argue that we cannot infer from the data that the Blue Chips are poised for a sustained period of outperformance relative to the higher growth Nasdaq index, unless the market takes a very sharp decline.
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I think we can safely infer that this means Facebook plans to continue attempting to stamp out the competition by either gulping them up or creating copycats until it controls virtually every facet of our digital lives.
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Persons and his colleagues relied on an equation developed by other researchers to infer its body mass, using the circumference of the femur, or thigh bone, to glean the amount of weight the legs could reasonably support.
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Paradox games always struggle to communicate the realities underlying their layers of useful abstraction, but usually they are abstracted with enough detail and flavor that you can at least infer something about the life of your nation.
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Second, the district court wrongly held that one could infer power to hire inferior officer special counsels from vague "emanations and penumbras" in statutes that do not grant the Department of Justice the power to appoint officers.
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What we're doing with this attack is we're taking it the other way round and we're studying the noise… and by studying the noise we manage to infer the information that the noise was meant to protect.
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They can also infer, based on modern alligators, that the fenestra could have been used to regulate temperature in the T. rex's skull, by warming or cooling the blood that flows through blood vessels in the structures.
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So even though there's no sensor saying the elbow isn't bending backwards or the knee's torqued in some weird way, the system can infer that's not the case because its simulation of the body doesn't permit it.
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It would be easy to infer they are prone to costly illnesses based on their backgrounds and living conditions, said O'Neil, author of the book "Weapons of Math Destruction," which looked at how algorithms can increase inequality.
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So, I infer, what matters most in your thinking here is, first, that your sibling is someone whose past behavior you deplore and, second, that you suspect your sibling of being a sociopath who cannot be trusted.
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So he doesn't tell us much about what he wants, or what he's trying to do, at least not verbally — we can try to infer some things by the weird art installations he likes to leave behind.
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For instance, the full-disclosure principle implies that if someone says, "You can't come over now; my apartment's such a mess," we should infer that the apartment is as messy as a living unit could possibly be.
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A stalker could download images off of Instagram without the creators' consent, and if those images contained shiny surfaces, they could deploy the algorithm to try to reconstruct their surroundings and infer private information about that person.
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Some of the frozen molecules and ions in comets are familiar ones, like ammonia and water, and we infer their presence by detecting their offspring, split off by sunlight: ammonia's daughter, NH2, and water's daughter, hydroxyl (OH).
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Tom Charles Huston, a Nixon aide who investigated the affair years ago, found no definitive proof that the future president was involved but concluded that it was reasonable to infer he was because of Mr. Mitchell's role.
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When patients are present and lucid, HIPAA provides three avenues to discuss their care with family and friends: doctors can ask patients' permission, rely on their acquiescence, or otherwise use professional judgment to infer they don't object.
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With looming cuts to the Justice Department's budget, it is fair to infer that investigations of white-collar crimes, especially those involving corporations, will diminish over the next few years as resources are put toward higher priorities.
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Researchers did not measure the opioid crisis' effect on people's well-being, but it's reasonable to infer that it did weigh on well-being, said Jones and Dan Witters, the Gallup-Sharecare Well-Being Index research director.
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But she said she could not infer from the complaint's allegations that the defendants were part of a broader conspiracy that allowed Iran to provide funding to terror groups that allegedly carried out attacks on U.S. troops.
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The average wage in that minuscule slice of the data looks like this: With samples that small, the statistical confidence interval (represented by the dotted lines) is huge, meaning we can't infer anything general from the results.
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For instance, the US's overall rating (62) is below that of Rwanda, a full-on autocracy under strongman Paul Kagame; it seems foolish to infer from that that the US is less of a democracy than Rwanda.
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Semantic Scholar pores over a corpus of 40 million citations in computer science and biomedicine, and extracts the tables and charts as well as using machine learning to infer meaningful cites as "highly influential citations," a new metric.
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Yet the difficulties apparent in teaching a computer to acquire the complex rules of human language serve to highlight the amazing facility with which young children are able to infer such structures simply by listening to other speakers.
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Instead of loading 3 instruments on a satellite to measure different aspects of the space environment, you could potentially launch two and use the data collected to infer the information that would have been measured by a third.
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Methyl chloroform is an industrial solvent that, like methane, can only be removed from the atmosphere by reacting with OH; its emissions are much better known, so it's used to infer how much OH is in the atmosphere.
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It is easy to see why Jews would be very slow to concede that such criticism is legitimate and why they may infer that it is motivated by anti-Semitism even though it may not be in fact.
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Although it could not charge him with obstructing justice, because only the Justice Department can pursue a criminal case, the agency certainly wants a jury to infer guilty knowledge from an attempt to cover up receiving confidential information.
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Now, using Cassini's observations of shape, color and composition, scientists can infer the worlds' origins — and are working on figuring out why some of them look so utterly different from the space potato-shape of most small worlds.
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That task fell to Stephen Jones' former graduate students Murray Hoggett and Karina Fernandez, who scrutinized tens of thousands of square kilometers of seismic scans to infer that there are between 11,000 and 18,000 sills in the region.
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The two are married, and their son, Adrian, a Ph.D. candidate at Arizona State University, is now using lidar to compare the square footage of more than 4,7003 homes in Caracol as a way to infer social inequality.
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Google has already expressed interest in being able to infer medical conditions; in 2018, the company filed a patent for a smart device that makes inferences based on what it sees in your home, sorting users into categories.
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What we can infer from the keen reporting on the meeting was that Trump was acting out his favorite role of "Quien es mas macho" and bragging to the Russians about the great information he has access to.
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"In response, Congress may infer from this obstruction that any withheld documents and testimony would reveal information that corroborates the whistleblower complaint," lawmakers continued, referencing the allegations that were referred to the intelligence community's inspector general in August.
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Reporters and pundits who try to infer a coherent strategy, platform, or policy from his passing spats and tantrums remind me of a circle of middle school girls Talmudically parsing a text sent by a 13-year-old boy.
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I believe we can infer this from an image Morgan has repeatedly tweeted today of Donald Trump kneeling on a chair, pants down, with Morgan leaning in, wearing Trump's cheeks like the Drunk Elephant Babyfacial I spent $80 on.
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The resulting analysis, published yesterday in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, shows that ice cores can be used to estimate the amount of pollution produced by ancient civilizations, and by consequence, infer levels of ancient economic productivity.
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"Evidence presented at trial provides a credible basis to infer the board and Facebook senior executives failed to oversee Facebook's compliance with the consent decree and its broader efforts to protect the private data of its users," Slights wrote.
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"We could infer from wear patterns on its teeth that this ichthyosaur was a top-tier predator that fed on hard and abrasive food material, including marine molluscs, fish and possibly other marine reptiles," lead researcher Guntupalli Prasad said .
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By comparing these fossils to modern crocodiles, birds, and mammals, along with earlier studies that matched bone texture with various skin coverings of living animals, the researchers were able to infer the presence and location of arteries and nerves.
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Names carry a lot of information; for instance, from our names — Alexandra Feldberg and Tami Kim — you might infer that one of us is a white female and the other is an Asian female (and you would be correct).
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If we could find black holes that are coupled with low mass stars and we know what fraction of black holes will mate with low mass stars, we could scientifically infer the population of isolated black holes out there.
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For example, if someone was asked to gauge how steep a hill was, and then given a heavy backpack and asked again—they might infer that the hill is supposed to look steeper, and then perceive it as such.
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"I have trouble understanding why we're supposed to infer religious animus when, in fact, the vast majority of Muslims would not be affected," Judge Richard Clifton, a George W. Bush nominee, asked an attorney representing Washington state and Minnesota.
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The report comes as the U.S. government struggles to deal with documents published by WikiLeaks last year and investigates ties between President Trump's campaign and Russia, which the U.S. intelligence community has said tried to infer in the election.
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In a brief filed one week after Levandowski's deposition, Waymo argued that Levandowski's monotonous pleading of the Fifth Amendment could be used to infer that he had indeed stolen the trade secrets he was confronted with during the deposition.
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"It is not difficult to infer ICE was there because someone tipped them off, they were waiting for Mr. Zhang to come out to arrest him," Dong said, adding that Zhang believes his former employers tipped off the agency.
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Lott's argument also relies on the assumption that "good guys with guns" dutifully adhere to "no weapons" signs, so mass shooters can reliably infer that any place with a "no guns" policy will be free of people with guns.
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Because inflation, while it may decline a bit at first in a slump, typically remains stable thereafter, models that try to infer potential output from changes in inflation will also conclude wrongly that the economy is operating near potential.
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All those who remain in the possible path of Irma should rely on their local emergency management officials and the latest, official forecasts of the National Hurricane Center, not what they might infer from this article or any other.
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If this trend continues, we may be able to infer an optimism reset among the company category, a former high-flyer that attracted sky-high prices as investors coveted both its constituent recurring revenue and regular top-line expansion.
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Justice Samuel Alito, writing for the Court, said that precedent specifies that when a tipper gives inside information to a "trading relative or friend" the jury can infer that the tipper meant to provide the equivalent of a cash gift.
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What's more, the study is providing a new method in which the remains of scribes and artists can be used to infer the roles played by both women and men during the medieval period, including the production of expensive sacred books.
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I recently reached out to Renato Mariotti, who served as a federal prosecutor from 2007 to 2016 and who is now a candidate for Illinois Attorney General, and asked him what we can infer from Mueller's aggressive approach to this case.
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Yet another study demonstrates the spacecraft's ability to not only detect the faint fluorescent glow emitted by photosynthesizing plants, but use those measurements to infer, from hundreds of miles overhead, the amount of carbon being consumed by vegetation down on Earth.
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But the depth of pain that person may experience—which will depend on many factors, including the genuine attachment to the company and concern for all the people in it—is likely greater than you might infer from an outward reaction.
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Instead of counting tree rings or studying coral reefs (another technique used to infer absolute dates), the researchers, led by Hai Cheng from the Institute of Global Environmental Change, at Xi'an Jiaotong University, analyzed the mineral composition inside the stalagmites.
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The researchers used this data to infer that the Martian crust could have solidified only 20 million years after the planet formed, though their analysis also reveals that perhaps in its first hundred million years, the crust melted and solidified.
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But the advantage of Waze's system today is that it can be improved without Waze users having to do anything; the app passively tracks their speed and location thanks to smartphone technology and can infer driving conditions based on that information.
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"I have trouble understanding why we're supposed to infer religious animus when, in fact, the vast majority of Muslims would not be affected," Judge Richard Clifton, a George W. Bush nominee, said to an attorney representing Washington state and Minnesota.
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"It is important to remember that this a family law court room and the court may infer almost anything from body language, facial expressions, demeanor, tone, as well as the way a witness answers questions to make its decisions," says Saei.
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But if you read his one published book, The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia, his position on right-to-life issues becomes exceptionally clear, and it's not particularly difficult to infer what they imply for his thinking on abortion.
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Just as it holds true for Game of Thrones fans who know the twists and turns of every novel or comic fans who are able to infer where the Marvel Cinematic Universe is heading, it's also true of Westworld's puzzle-solvers.
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"We infer from Bayer's statement that failure to agree a deal at $127.50/share could imply a risk to Monsanto shareholders of either a hostile bid at a lesser consideration, or no deal at all," they said in a note.
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This might explain why so many are saying these allegations make it more likely they'll vote for him: In addition, there may be voters who start paying closer attention at the last minute, which leaves them trying to infer details.
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"Circulation of print papers has declined in most of Western industrialized countries, but I wouldn't infer from that a decline in influence," said Dr. Marco Bastos, lecturer in media and communications at City, University of London, in an email to CNBC.
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They start their defence by pointing out that they do not impose their own valuation on life; rather, they infer one from the risks people are prepared to run in their own lives, for the sake of money or convenience.
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Another area that requires new processing architectures is artificial intelligence, both in training AI and running inference (the process AI uses to infer things about data, like a smart doorbell recognizing the difference between an in-law and an intruder).
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Though they cannot identify what specific species caused each damage mark, by looking at the diversity of damage types occurring over the course of millions of years they can infer more generally about how insects thrived at different time periods.
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The situation with a political campaign is more like a football game in which you know how much time is left, but don't know the score — you have to infer it based on how the home team's fans are cheering.
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Naseer was not allowed to rise from the defense table except when summoned by the Judge; Ahmad and her colleagues were bound by the same rule, lest the jury infer that the defendant was considered unusually dangerous by the court.
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This is because unlike atoms in a molecule, which could be conceived as points in space, neurons in a brain are more like lines that twist and turn, making their location and structure harder to infer based on diffraction data.
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"I can see how the advertising/marketing wording might lead someone to infer TIAA acts in the interest of participants," said Richard Shafer, a former TIAA executive who managed its services on the West Coast before leaving the company in 225.
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It can address something that is not explicitly stated in a text — or, in the case of a real-life figure, something that hasn't happened in real life but that students can infer from actual events, plot, characters or tone.
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Similar in import, and that we can infer as elaborated throughout, was the refrain, "Gravity is your friend," which were essentially Adam's — at this point the monster's name is Adam — first words, to the great astonishment of Henry, Adam's 'Dr. Frankenstein.
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That may be enough for a jury to infer that the telephone call from Mr. Collins is sufficient to show he passed along confidential information, even though there is no evidence of what the two men actually said to each other.
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We can infer from this that Putin would need a herd of billionaires to do his bidding as his alleged fortune is almost 12 times larger than Alwaleed's, while he has managed to maintain more secrecy than any Saudi royal.
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Since they can't ask outright, they might infer based on looks alone, which has no basis in immigration law, said Ur Jaddou, former chief counsel at US Citizenship and Immigration Services and the director of the watchdog group DHS Watch.
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They showed a pattern of interactions between the two men and let the jury infer that it must have been something more than gut instinct that led Mr. Walters to place the large wagers on the stocks that he did.
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A main problem, as he puts it, is that "relying just on the behaviour of qubits and gates" to infer what the quantum computer is doing does not account for errors, called "noise", which distort the behaviour of quantum computers.
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We are meant to infer that the comedian's self-regarding erotic misbehavior began the moment he gave his guest a glass of white wine when she wanted red — there's no place for speculating that maybe he just ran out of Syrah.
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I hold it to be impracticable; and from this I infer, that its security, whatever fine declarations may be inserted in any constitution respecting it, must altogether depend on public opinion, and on the general spirit of the people and of the government.
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A good example of how this works is the recent Dark Energy Survey, which used information about the shapes and distribution of galaxies to "infer the density of gravitational matter in the Universe—one of the fundamental parameters of the Universe," Lee said.
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There was enough evidence "to infer that Secretary Ross was motivated to add the citizenship question for the partisan purpose of facilitating the exclusion of non-citizens from the population count for congressional apportionment," California and other plaintiffs told Seeborg in court documents.
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From his diatribe against the voluntary climate agreement — he said it would hamstring the U.S. economy and allow others to pollute more — one can infer that he still eyes climate science warily at best, but most likely rejects it in large part.
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The tomorrow he envisions — a bit like that of George Saunders's sci-fi-flavored short stories — is one that its residents take for granted, and we infer its details gradually by listening to them, the way we might pick up a foreign language.
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Some love to poke it and lampoon its somewhat surprising ability to infer your connections and send countless attempts to your email to try to engage you more, but ultimately it's a tool and platform that hasn't really found a strong single competitor.
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Like I said, some aspects of the motive are obvious and clearly apparent that we can infer, but there's more to this than what we're currently aware of, and the reality is that we just don't know a lot about this case.
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Their findings are detailed — they can be read in full here — but the basic summary is that emotions are expressed in a huge variety of ways, which makes it hard to reliably infer how someone feels from a simple set of facial movements.
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"A spacecraft equipped with a camera and various filters could take color images of the planet and infer whether it is green (harboring life as we know it), blue (with water oceans on its surface), or just brown (dry rock)," he told Gizmodo.
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Equally, if a bunch of users point their Capture cameras at the same pen the app might in future be smart enough to infer that they all want to join the same chatroom — and suggest creating a private group chat just for them.
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"We can infer given the size of the canister and the fact that it was paraded on Saturday that Pyongyang wants the world to know that it is actively working toward at least two types of solid-fuel, canisterized ICBMs," Panda wrote.
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They learn to infer the missing information by means of a competition (hence the term "adversarial"): One part of the network, known as the generator, generates fake data, while a second part, the discriminator, tries to distinguish fake data from real data.
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"Although the article does not infer this as causation, it is theoretically possible that providers may be more quick to decide upon a cesarean delivery for a non-urgent patient if they have other patients to care for," Wright said by email.
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SANTOLI: IS THAT, JIM, BECAUSE THE STRATEGIES THAT IT PRINCIPALLY EMPLOYS TO THE EXTENT THAT WE CAN INFER – WHAT THOSE STRATEGIES ARE, ARE SO LARGE AND CONCENTRATED AND HAVE SO MANY, PERHAPS, OTHER FOLLOWERS, THAT IT WOULD SIMPLY BE TAKEN TOO FAR?
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Just as a family quilt is assembled piecemeal over time, "Mary Page Marlowe" is stitched together haphazardly as the story unfolds, leaving us to fill in the gaps and to try to ferret out connections that Mr. Letts intends us to infer.
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One may quibble with our baseline methane leak rates, as scientists tally record emissions from the Aliso Canyon blowout and use satellite data to infer far more methane leaks from U.S. oil and gas operations than Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) inventories would suggest.
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They found that machine learning algorithms may be able to infer with up to 64 percent accuracy what word a user was most likely to write next, based on what he and the people he interacted most often with had previously published.
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"We may infer that parents who habitually use directive style (as compared to those who don't) may in everyday life also be quicker to express negative vocal emotions in order to elicit what they view as 'desired' behavior from their baby," she added.
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Although the jury would be specifically instructed not to infer the defendant is guilty if he chooses not to testify, the jury is comprised of human beings who are often incapable of disregarding damning evidence when the defendant has offered no rebuttal.
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The end of a mission means the data stream will stop or pause, and a gap in the data makes it more difficult to infer whether the melting of an ice sheet or the loss of water from an aquifer is accelerating.
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There is much less actual Scrabble playing in this book — which is told in alternating chapters, over nearly a week — than the reader might infer from looking at the book's cover, with its oversize letter tiles floating on water like life rafts.
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In a decision late Friday afternoon, U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly said she could "reasonably infer the existence of a conspiracy" among American Airlines Group Inc , Delta Air Lines Inc, Southwest Airlines Co and United Continental Holdings Inc to fix prices.
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Some of the most popular apps have lost the trust of their users through privacy-invasive practices, like collecting locations from users without their knowledge or permission, by scanning nearby Bluetooth beacons or Wi-Fi networks to infer where a person is.
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I can just hear the sci-fi/fantasy haters going off again about that last one, but ELDER WAND is at least made up of two real words, so non-Harry Potter fans (pagans!) ought to at least be able to infer it.
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Its findings came from a rigorous dive into the public online catalogues of these museums, deploying a sample of 10,000 artist records comprising over 9,153 unique artists to crowdsourcing, and analyzing 45,000 responses, to infer artist genders, ethnicities, geographic origins, and birth decades.
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"This means that, if we see weaker bones among women in the past than men, we might infer that they weren't doing as much physical work as men, and really underestimate their labour, when really we are just seeing biological differences," Macintosh said.
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Also, it measured only the concentrations of chemicals in these products, so while we can infer some of the effects of these chemicals on the body from previous research, "we can't draw direct conclusions about health relevance from this data," Zota says.
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Satellite techniques that meteorologists use to infer a storm's intensity show the storm may have sustained winds closer to 180 miles per hour, which would rank it as a high-end Category 5 storm in both the South Pacific and the Atlantic Ocean basins.
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Leading up to the Golden Globes (and frankly straight through the Academy Awards) magazine, networks, and celebrities throw a whirlwind of parties, which gives us a chance to check out the nominees and try to infer what their award show style will be this year.
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"Our data covered a 20 year period, and partly we can infer that the sharp increase is due to more young people seeking help or improvements in how we record patient data," says Dr Edward Tyrrell, the lead researcher on the University of Nottingham study.
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" When presented with a description of a woman who "stops responding but doesn't resist you in any way" during a sexual encounter, the participants were more likely to infer both her sexual desire and consent than when she "tenses up and doesn't say anything.
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Right now, the group is a mystery because it hasn&apost made any public declarations about its motives or loyalties, making it hard to "infer what their objectives are," said Ryan Cummings, director at Signal Risk, a risk management firm that focuses on Africa.
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That little tidbit for on-the-fly evaluations of a stranger's bank account comes from economists at the University of Chicago, who recently published a paper with the National Bureau of Economic Research highlighting how consumer behavior and media consumption can infer demographic information.
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Facebook's tech could then infer that these locations are part of a common chain, and create a location "pair" including those three common locations (A, B, and C). Here's how Facebook creates location "pairs," which are groups of locations commonly visited in the same trip.
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Funds trading in individual firms' shares can infer information on sales from satellite photos of their car parks, and on footfall in shops from data bought from mobile-phone and credit-card companies, rather than having to rely on company reports or quarterly earnings statements.
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"Companies like ours don't have the necessary information to evaluate the relationship between political motivations that we infer about an adversary and the political goals of a nation-state," said Stamos, who is leaving the company this month for a post at Stanford University.
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"Our intentions were to create a dialogue and show how ridiculous that it is to spend tens of millions of dollars to build a wall and even infer that Mexico foot some or the entire bill and have their citizens build it," Hennessey wrote.
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So, knowing what you know now, ask yourself how you feel about this: Your personal data, it seems, can also be used to infer how your politics affect your personal life, including things like the time you spend with your family during the holidays.
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"It's interesting to think, there's any number of diseases that just have someone's name attached to it—Alzheimer's, Parkinson's—but those names don't infer any meaning to the mechanism behind them... You get stuck with these names and people really cling to them," said Condello.
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Even setting the macroeconomic backdrop aside, the natural inclination of those staring at the chart of the VIX is to "look at the previous time something happened and then instantly infer that the same thing is going to happen," as Chintawongvanich put it Tuesday.
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But as we move toward an online "Adjustment Bureau," where brands use behavioral patterns to infer a customer's next step, I think we can all agree that many will label this strategy as sinister — an approach that removes the free will of browsing online.
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"It's not hard to tell the states that put shelter in place ahead of other counties and who might be adhering to them more," Lemke said, adding that physical activity can be used as a way to infer how well people are social distancing.
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It's always nice to detect faces in a photo faster or more accurately, or infer location from the objects in a room, but clearly there are many more obscure or surprising aspects of digital life that could be improved with a little visual intelligence.
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"Using private browsing mode on Chrome and Firefox can leave behind browser traces that could allow someone with access to the local machine to infer browsing history, evidence that someone has used private browsing, and more," one of the researchers, Panya Gupta, explained to me.
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While Mr. Beckman literally split his grid in two and made solvers infer that the GAP between the puzzles was meant to be incorporated into the theme answers, Ms. Lucido places her rebus entries inside the grid and give the crossings something else to do.
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The market's main concern is that Trump and Xi may not see eye-to-eye on most things and that traders will infer this from their body language, said Thierry Albert Wizman, global interest rates and currencies strategist, at Macquarie Group in New York.
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"We plan to do everything in our power to amend the Kansas state Constitution to make it crystal clear that one cannot infer from it the right to an abortion that would throw out 45 years of pro-life legislation in Kansas," she said.
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