Inferring my skepticism, he took a kind of preemptive detour.
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Anyway, it's usually easy enough to infer what needs inferring.
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Of course, inferring these population histories is a complicated process.
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Particularly when you start inferring that specific tanks might turn Lemmor on.
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People turn out to be quite bad at inferring emotions without context.
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The in-car assistant was great at parsing natural language and inferring intent.
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I think, broadly speaking, the film is inferring stuff rather than stating it.
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They are already good at inferring consumers' preferences from browsing patterns and location.
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What's your response to people who are skeptical of inferring anything from this stuff?
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But this is lost in some odd lines inferring that Lando and her fuck.
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The approach parallels the way cosmologists go about inferring the history of the universe.
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Inferring behaviors from fossils is a precarious exercise, so these are, at best, educated guesses.
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It also employs natural language processing for inferring the quality of text feedback between students.
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"It's 3-on-1 here," Cuccinelli added, inferring Lemon was on Jones's and Navarro's side.
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And when someone belatedly registers, and then gives false information, inferring malign intent is easier.
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Illustration: Jon Hoad/University of EdinburghGizmodo: Inferring behavior from fossils and footprints must be extraordinarily difficult.
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By inferring things that happened in the past, we can say something about our own future.
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"We're inferring the total population of black holes based on 10 binary black holes," Kimball explained.
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For starters, it's always dicey inferring a connection between making a lot of money and quality.
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"You hear so much inferring that the younger people don't care about cars," Mr. Hagerty said.
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Like, when she does not understand what I'm inferring to or, I have to repeat myself.
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As for inferring the exact appearance of Xenothrix, that's more difficult, owing to the poor fossil record.
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We're first looking into inferring what people want based on the actions they've been taking so far.
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But media with ties to the government, such as the Straits Times, lost no time inferring it.
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The computer system is capable of analysing vast amounts of unstructured text and inferring meaning from it.
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Everything from cleaning up trajectories to inferring transportation modes and places visited can be done on-device.
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This kind of data isn't useful just for tracking you but also for inferring things about you.
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However, Knittel cautioned against inferring that extremely high taxes would be needed to achieve steep emissions cuts.
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Some researchers say the problem could be solved by inferring the existence of previously unknown subatomic particles.
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Still, we should be cautious in inferring too much about individual voters' behavior from county-level results.
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To be intelligent is not merely to be capable of inferring logically from rules or statistically from regularities.
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Alan Silberberg, a psychologist at American University, also wondered if Mason was inferring too much from the data.
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Tyler's family issued a statement Friday, inferring an Angels employee might have been involved in the tragic incident.
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Twitter doesn't sell DMs, and prohibits developers from inferring race, political affiliation, or other personal information from users' tweets.
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These were long before the days of reposting Instagram content and inferring subtext in tweets to fuel celebrity beef.
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In his chapter on altitude sickness, he even comes within a single step of inferring the existence of microbiology.
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Several watch brands market specifically by inferring that their watches are used by Navy SEALs, fighter pilots and astronauts.
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Inferring what might have happened to Earth's ancient climate is "where things get a lot more speculative," he said.
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This suggests that birds have a "theory of mind," which means they're capable of inferring what other birds are thinking.
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We don't have a problem picking out the letters, inferring characters from warped shapes, or telling two overlapping letters apart.
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By inferring aggregate emissions across large areas using planes, satellites and monitoring towers, Howarth says emissions estimates are even higher.
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For that reason, both of the professors said, they are extremely wary of inferring system judicial bias against plaintiffs' claims.
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"I have a gift for land," Trump told me once, inferring that he inherited his real estate ability from his father.
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The trade-off is that although cross-sectional data are much more readily available, inferring interactions from them has been difficult.
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Political scientists and strategists across the state cautioned against inferring too much from the outcome of the judicial election on Tuesday.
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Human babies are helpless, and, in order to care for one, a mother must be good at inferring what it needs.
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"Mapping out what we can observe...is one way of inferring some of the fundamental parameters of the universe," Lee said.
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The study looked at equity hedge funds' performance between 1999 and 2014, inferring the political beliefs of managers from their political donations.
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And to his credit, Abramowitz acknowledges that, and tries to identify cases where inferring from limited past patterns can steer you wrong.
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By dismissing the lack of citation as an "oversight" and noting other quotes that were attributed Arhin is inferring the act is forgivable.
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"Just showing one part of the brain 'light up' and inferring that's where the item [memory] is — that's a rudimentary idea," Rose says.
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The ICJ has said if you are inferring genocidal intent, that has to be the only inference you can draw from the evidence.
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He doesn't say it explicitly right away, but the audience watching from the bleacher-style seats instantly knows what he's inferring and gasps erupt.
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At first, the monkeys were trained to touch a laser pointer spot on a block by inferring its position when looking into a mirror.
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DeRozan posted an Instagram message after the trade leaked, inferring that Ujiri had misled him during a conversation at a Vegas Summer League game.
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According to the study, inferring from California's banking industry and population, the number of banks under interstate banking might be as high as 3,700.
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In this case, race is being used as a statistic for inferring poverty, and it's the perception of poverty that causes the discriminatory behavior.
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This extra information made the sender's name — whether it seemed to be African-American or white — less relevant for inferring income or socioeconomic status.
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However, a bad actor building a web page can manipulate this faster loading time for visited links by "sniffing," or inferring your browsing history.
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The idea of inferring mental states is so intuitive that we assume, as Justice Kennedy did, that it's part of a universal human nature.
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They are saying that the record of nightmares was 14 percent, which is kind of misleading, since they are inferring that this [burger] caused nightmares.
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But every so often, inferring the existence of the hydrogens isn't enough, especially when researchers want to confirm the existence of an unknown hydrogen bond.
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I constantly used the excuse that I was way too busy whenever they wanted to hang out, inferring that they didn't (and could never) understand.
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And it hasn't been telling people about it; people have been inferring that something is slowing their phones down, and that it's the new software.
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In geophysics, we determine subsurface structures not by directly observing them, but by inferring characteristics based on how they alter the signals that pass through them.
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The operator's brain does all the heady lifting of inferring 3D space – which makes the experience graphically light, and actually decreases queasiness and other negative effects.
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Chilton noted that donations are helpful indicators of different judges' partisan leanings because they reflect actions they've actually taken, which are useful for inferring their positions.
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"I do want to be careful that my comment not be construed as inferring or implying, I should say, that there is an investigation," Wray said.
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As things stand, it's a little like inferring that Taylor Swift's albums aren't selling well on iTunes because a relatively small number are bought at Walmart.
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Qualia blamed the back up of migrants inside the facility on the inability to transfer migrants into ICE custody, inferring more funding was need to to that.
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The computer then generates rules for inferring, based on the sequence of words in the original text, the most likely sequence of words from the target language.
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Forced to learn by inferring what they didn't already know, the two used that experience and their fascination with language as inspiration for their current game, Markle.
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Using accepted computerized methods for inferring emotional content from word use, we found that false stories inspired replies on Twitter expressing greater surprise than did true stories.
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In fairness, he was portrayed out of uniform to prevent respondents from inferring based on the New England Patriots' mascot: Here are the seven top GOP candidates surveyed.
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But inferring depth data from a single camera's rapid-fire images is a CPU-hungry process and, though effective in a way, also rather dated as a technique.
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Moreover, Ms Patterson was her interpreter, a role that invited the question of how much she was inferring what Koko "must have meant", and explaining away random signs.
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Three letters had been left at the site of the attack to steer investigators toward inferring an Islamist motive, but prosecutors last week expressed doubts about their authenticity.
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That means the machine is on safe ground inferring that an Intuit software engineer knows Java, even if he or she doesn't list the skill on a résumé.
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Alternatively, one could look at Winterfell's foreplay relay through the evolutionary lens, inferring a subconscious desire of Thrones' characters to prolong their family lines before charging into battle.
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It's meant that we really have to be very judicious and careful about not getting out ahead of ourselves, not saying more than we know, not inferring things.
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After inferring the strength of the gravitational field from the planet and its rings, the researchers were able to pick out the rings' total mass: around 15 quintillion kilograms.
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If they want to say I'm "out bad," I don't have a problem with that, but they're also inferring that I am an informant, which is absolutely not true.
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In his hospital tales, my father stars as a first-rate diagnostician with a near-Holmesian power for inferring rare or easily missed pathologies from the slightest of symptoms.
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On the other hand, inferring from Canada's banking industry and population, the number of banks under interstate banking might be as low 75 banks (with most operating branches nationwide).
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"I am in no way inferring any connection to our monarch or indeed any monarch other than that of the bee world," she wrote (ape is Italian for bee).
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The media has assumed that this is a function of $73 trade-ins and inferring maybe that there is big market share movements or big margin implications for the industry.
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" The researchers said more studies of Harappan graves are needed to solve the mystery, "as joint burials are important for inferring historical family structures and the broader society they represent.
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By inferring your interests and social media habits from your Facebook and Twitter accounts, Zig can provide you with a steady stream of trending images and videos it knows you'll like.
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As a final note, it's important to point out the limitations of inferring social dynamics through the study of a mass grave, albeit a very organized one with seemingly egalitarian characteristics.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Los Angeles is often considered an "artists city," a backhanded compliment inferring that it's a great place to make art but not to sell it.
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There's a big difference in the book between interpersonal communication through texting and and the way characters interact with social media, which is quite the opposite — inferring and extrapolating, not communicating. Totally.
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Spouses might seek to know what sexuality-inferring software says about their partner (the word "gay" is 10% more likely to complete searches that begin "Is my husband…" than the word "cheating").
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Only four days into orientation, a journalist posted a photo of Ocasio-Cortez's back, calling her a "girl" and inferring that her clothes were too nice for someone who says she's struggling.
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And the goal of targeted advertising is to manipulate people's decisions based on intelligence about them gleaned via clandestine surveillance of their online activity (so inferring who they are via their data).
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The irony of an ABC reporter (whose parent company Disney has profited nearly half a billion dollars on the movie "Pocahontas") inferring that the name is "offensive" is truly staggering to me.
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With a lifetime of observing the world informing our perceptions, we're all pretty good at inferring the overall shape of something we only see from the side, or for a brief moment.
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Reporter Nick Statt analyzed the numbers, inferring that trust in Amazon likely comes from the fact that the company has spent billions of dollars on improving its services and expanding without end.
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He said they didn't measure boulder size directly, instead inferring the degradation rate from the speed at which the area around the crater cools after the Sun sets or warms when it rises.
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But inferring the existence of such high-level structures—working out exactly how the mess of electrical currents within the chip gives rise to a cartoon ape throwing barrels at a plumber—is difficult.
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" Eric tweeted: "The irony of an ABC reporter (whose parent company Disney has profited nearly half a billion dollars on the movie "Pocahontas") inferring that the name is "offensive" is truly staggering to me.
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Najib&aposs lawyers said they will appeal the judge&aposs decision because public sentiment wanting Najib to be convicted had led to many articles inferring his guilt, which could deny him a fair trial.
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Does it ever occur to the critics that, by constantly inferring or predicting the worst about either man, they make their less-than-worst moments look good, and their good ones seem positively great?
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"They're inferring because we can only show that they killed some of those Oklahomans, even though they provided the ingredients that killed many more, ... they should be able to walk away scot-free," White said.
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The conversation between Trump and Collman, however, went viral when a clip began spreading online of the president inferring Santa may not be real, and stating that it was "marginal" whether Collman would still believe so.
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"The irony of an ABC reporter (whose parent company Disney has profited nearly half a billion dollars on the movie 'Pocahontas') inferring that the name is 'offensive' is truly staggering to me," Eric Trump tweeted Tuesday.
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That means they gained their ability not by being told specifically the rules of the road, but by observing four days worth of driving behavior by humans, and then inferring rules from the behavior they observed.
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We've already seen hints of this change with Facebook opening up its Messenger API in December 2015 and WhatsApp dropping its $1 annual subscription fee (inferring a shift in monetization strategy from subscriptions to ads or services).
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Related to this, I'm told the platform uses advanced statistical models to estimate what would be a fair grade and help to eliminate peer bias, and natural language processing for inferring the quality of text feedback between students.
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"From my perspective as a modern cosmologist, it's the earliest echo of what I do—charting out and analyzing the positions of objects in the sky, then inferring the properties of the universe through the process," said Lee.
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"We've seen these strange, linear channels on the surface, and are inferring these are above massive, 1000-kilometre-long channels, and there's a relatively large subglacial lake there too," Martin Siegert of Imperial College London told New Scientist.
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"I have found some of the FCA's arguments unconvincing: they have sought to justify the disclosure (to the bank) through inferring reasons when there is no contemporaneous record to confirm it," said Complaints Commissioner Antony Townsend in a statement.
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"I think we need to be somewhat cautious when inferring a signal about changes in inflation expectations from these market measures," she said, adding that there is also a lack of liquidity in the Treasury inflation-protected securities market.
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But data collection and machine learning are vital for Khosrowshahi to realize his vision for Uber as the "Amazon for transportation," inferring where people want to go and how they want to move around much like online retailer Amazon.
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Google and its smart home assistant rival, Amazon, have been mum on precisely how many units have been sold of their respective products, but that doesn't stop people from inferring, and so far they've inferred that Google is trailing Amazon.
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The federal lawsuit alleges defamation and false light by attorney Tina Glandian for saying, among other things, that brothers Olabinjo and Abimbola Osundairo attacked the "Empire" actor and dealt steroids, and "inferring" that Abimbola engaged in sexual relations with the actor.
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However, whether it's dedicating an entire section of their website to 'black crime,' inferring that immigrants are terrorists, or using derogatory terms to refer to LGBTQ people, Breitbart News walks the line between being news and a perpetrator of hate speech.
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The Kremlin has been preparing for this decision in recent weeks and Putin has been commenting on the doping allegations, inferring that they are the West's attempt to influence their upcoming election, thereby laying the groundwork to repudiate this decision.
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"However, whether it's dedicating an entire section of their website to 'black crime,' inferring that immigrants are terrorists, or using derogatory terms to refer to LGBTQ people, Breitbart News walks the line between being news and a perpetrator of hate speech," she added.
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"We've seen these strange, linear channels on the surface, and are inferring these are above massive, 1000-kilometre-long channels, and there's a relatively large subglacial lake there too," Martin Siegert, a member of the team that discovered the lake, told New Scientist.
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His most vociferous critics alleged that the intervention was based on a basic statistical fallacy (inferring that small schools are good because they're overrepresented among top high schools), a story that made its way into Daniel Kahneman's pop science best-seller Thinking, Fast and Slow.
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"During both time periods outlined above, the (proposed) defendant repeatedly lied and misled the British public as to the cost of EU membership, expressly stating, endorsing or inferring that the cost of EU membership was 350 million pounds ($442 million) per week," its application said.
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Maybe this leaves domestically-geared consumer stocks where many globally-exposed cyclical names were late last year: Badly underperforming and out-of-favor, pricing in an "industrial recession," with many investors inferring a scary message for the broader economy that never quite was realized.
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What they did: The cellphone data gave researchers Keith Chen of UCLA and Ryne Rohla of Washington State University an idea of which precinct a voter was in, by inferring each smartphone user's home based on the pings between 1am and 4am local time.
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"During both time periods outlined above, the (proposed) defendant repeatedly lied and misled the British public as to the cost of EU membership, expressly stating, endorsing or inferring that the cost of EU membership was 350 million pounds ($442 million) per week," its application said.
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"During both time periods outlined above, the (proposed) defendant repeatedly lied and misled the British public as to the cost of EU membership, expressly stating, endorsing or inferring that the cost of EU membership was 350 million pounds ($442 million) per week," the application against Johnson said.
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Another approach lies in inferring emotions based on muscle movement measured in a VR headset's face pad, an approach that both Samsung and MindMaze have experimented with, but the technology only measures certain emotions and is far from a live feed of a user's facial expressions.
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There are a few companies that are doing the whole track your emotions in VR thing, but the products from VR unicorn MindMaze and demos from Samsung rely on tracking facial muscles and inferring overall emotions while others are using computer vision sensors to track your lips.
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But the teen's relatives, including both sets of grandparents, spoke with Cincinnati Magazine to defend her against what they contend has been one-sided coverage of the case — including comments that have been made by prosecutors, inferring those close to Richardson must have known she was pregnant.
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"Viewed under the rigorous standard that this court applies today, there is no basis for inferring any private right of action under Section 14(e)," wrote Emulex's counsel of record Gregory Garre of Latham & Watkins, in what seems to be a nod to the Supreme Court's textualists.
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The institute's algorithms and computer models are meant to help its fellows uncover information hidden in data sets that have already been collected: inferring the location of new planets from the distorted space-time that surrounds them; identifying links to mutations among apparently functionless parts of chromosomes.
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By appropriating this intangible flow of data, data artists position themselves as observers and testify to behaviors, inferring details about mankind, the eternal demiurge — whether artists or sociologists, mathematicians or business men — for whom data collection indicates a compulsive need to control their even most abstract environment.
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Whether it be the firing of Mr. Comey or talk of removing Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, these acts are probably insufficient alone to prove obstruction in court because they would be lawful actions, so inferring the requisite intent would be a significant challenge.
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The Supreme Court has not decided a major press case in more than a decade, in part because it has declined to do so, and in part because media companies, inferring the court's relative lack of interest, have decided not to waste their resources pressing cases.
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"Inferring life based on seasonality wouldn't require a detailed understanding of alien biochemistry because it arises as a biological response to seasonal changes in the environment, rather than as a consequence of a specific biological activity that might be unique to the Earth," Olson said in a statement.
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Did you know that algorithms now do a pretty good job of inferring a person's personality traits, sexual orientation, political views, mental health status, substance abuse history and more just from his or her Facebook "likes" — and that there are new applications of this data being discovered every day?
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"Landslides on Earth, particularly those on top of glaciers, have been studied by scientists as a proxy for those on Mars because they show similarly shaped ridges and furrows, inferring that Martian landslides also depended on an icy substrate," said Giulia Magnarini, study author and PhD student at University College London.
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To encourage this administration to discard this rule by inferring that borrowers will be getting away with something would leave federal taxpayers and vulnerable students holding the bag for millions of dollars in student loans in return for useless credits and degrees, as evidenced by the recent Corinthian Colleges debacle.
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That's the only way you can explain this man tweeting out a picture of a Pete Rose signed baseball and inferring it means anything other than Pete Rose is coin-operated arcade game with a pen, programmed to scrawl whatever it's been prompted to on a baseball, and then sign a name.
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Transport Minister Danilo Toninelli criticized tiny Malta on his Facebook page, where he also posted a photo of an email full of nautical information and signed by the Armed Forces of Malta inferring that it was not responsible for the latest ship as it was not in a "SAR (Search and Rescue) Situation".
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Except in every other advanced democracy, where it works And yet the very same people who widely critiqued pro-gun politicians, called President Trump despicable names for inferring that a terrorist attack carried out last week in New York City could have been prevented if the diversity visa immigration program had been halted.
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The documents also state that "the court rejected [Grigorieva's] complaint that she was not responsible for what Stern said during the interview, reasoning that the Settlement Agreement did 'not permit her the luxury of fostering, inferring or in any way contributing to the notion that she was the victim of domestic violence' by [Gibson]."
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After a lively Thanksgiving dinner, co-owners Elliot and Eva-Michelle Spicer of Spicer Greene jewelers in Asheville decided it was a good idea to run a giant billboard that reads "Sometimes, it's okay to throw rocks at women," inferring that tossing a store-bought diamond at a woman's head, she'll be okay with it.
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A deep-learning network that researchers at NASA Frontier Development Lab created with help from IBM, SETI, and Nimbix in 2018 may soon replace the failed instrument by inferring what ultraviolet radiation levels that instrument would detect based on what the other instruments on SDO are observing at any given time, NASA AI consultant Graham Mackintosh tells Axios.
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With this kind of data it's difficult to infer behaviors of mammals tens of millions of years ago, because most species living tens of millions of years ago simply don't have living representatives... I think their study is a strong contribution to our understanding of early mammal evolution, but I recommend caution when inferring traits of ancient mammals from modern mammals alone.
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It pointed to a study by the Institute of Criminology at Cambridge University in 29 that concluded that "the studies reviewed do not provide a basis for inferring that increasing the severity of sentences generally is capable of enhancing deterrent effects," and that macro-level studies reviewed by the researchers found that an increased likelihood of apprehension and punishment — certainty — was linked to falling crime rates.
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I have some broad sense of what's going on, and I notice some familiar rhythms and enjoy them, but mostly I am inferring and guessing my ass off: leaning heavily on context and other back-channels, grasping at helpful homonyms like a drowning man pawing a buoy, and generally trying to make a strange thing somehow and somewhat more like the things I know and understand.
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It pointed to a study by the Institute of Criminology at Cambridge University in 19903 that concluded "the studies reviewed do not provide a basis for inferring that increasing the severity of sentences generally is capable of enhancing deterrent effects," and that macro-level studies reviewed by the researchers found that an increased likelihood of apprehension and punishment — certainty — was linked to falling crime rates.
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Around five years ago, the researchers—including Mariela Petkova, who started the measurement work as an undergraduate at Princeton (and is currently pursuing a doctorate in biophysics at Harvard University), and Gašper Tkačik, now at the Institute of Science and Technology Austria—determined this mapping by assuming it worked like what's known as an optimal Bayesian decoder (that is, the decoder used Bayes' rule for inferring the likelihood of an event from prior conditional probabilities).
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A 2010 review of the research by the Sentencing Project, for example, pointed to a study by the Institute of Criminology at Cambridge University in 1999 that concluded that "the studies reviewed do not provide a basis for inferring that increasing the severity of sentences generally is capable of enhancing deterrent effects," and that macro-level studies reviewed by the researchers found that an increased likelihood of apprehension and punishment — certainty — was linked to falling crime rates.
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