Translation of "Inference from" in German

This is one inference from the conclusions of the report by the committee of inquiry concerned.

If we can adopt the most natural inference from 2 Ch 36: 22f.

Probably it was a natural inference from the language of Deuteronomy.

Below awareness, with no requirement for any kind of motivated processing, the brain fills in information that was not there, not originally stored, from inference, from speculation, from sources of information that came to you, as the observer, after the observation.

This fallacy is often confused with the fallacy of hasty generalization, in which an unwarranted inference is made from a statement about a sample to a statement about the population from which it is drawn.

See if we can't make it that a court draws an adverse inference from Spector's refusal to answer questions.

And that the court may draw proper inference from your silence if you fail or refuse to account for the fact about which you're being questioned.

This makes it almost impossible to draw an inference from a sample, which clearly limits the use of sample surveys or estimation procedures.

The fuzzy logic co-processor is in the form of a fuzzy logic controller which forms an uncrisp set in an inference unit from weighting factors and from values of the membership functions of the linguistic values of the output variables, and forms a crisp output signal from the uncrisp set in a subsequent defuzzification unit.

By inference from the Kessel formula mentioned above, owing to internal pressure the stretching takes place to a greater extent in the peripheral (transverse) direction and the longitudinal stretching is additionally adjusted by the difference in velocity of the drawing rollers.

By applying this knowledge judiciously it is possible to reduce the time for further process optimisation by inference from analogous experience.

An inductive inference machine produces, from any enumeration of a partial function, a certain output sequence of numbers.

Once a logical system exists, its inferences are "formal," which means the inference happens from the logical connections regardless of the content.

The fundamental elements of the program are already clear, and have been given throughout the course of this book as an objective inference from an analysis of the contradictions of the Soviet regime.

Scientists know that there is no logical inference from factual reality to ethical norm, from the "is" to the "ought".

The Examining Division, therefore, cannot be followed in their inference that "from the Polisky reference it was known that the heterologous DNA must be inserted in a correct reading frame to be expressed".

If for the sake of brevity I may be allowed to resort to a quick metaphor, tones and words are like birds, which always soar from the invisible before me to the visible, which reveal no corporeal origin and execute their production precisely where they are farthest away from the stimulating experience, preferably producing anachronistically in the highest sense, and consequently, because they are so misleading, because they permit no inference from the work of art to the impulse, give the impression of a new higher reality which is accepted so unconditionally as real that one would laugh if one did not hold the lower level of reality for real.