Примеры использования Infers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It infers that she modelled!
We couldn't find a word that infers sex.
He infers, Mr Murphy, that we share a common ancestry with monkeys.
Reference to insurance contributions infers employer contribution also.
It infers from this that that Convention is not applicable de jure in those territories.
Turning to the concept of national security,it has been suggested that this notion infers establishment of sufficient military power to deter invasions.
So, he infers that Zabibe would have been properly titled"queen of the Qidri" Qedarites.
Using keywords in the webpage's URL,Contextual Help automatically infers what a customer might be looking for and offers the top three most likely self-service suggestion.
This infers that the truth in its natural simplicity can be understood by all people.
Other smaller establishments(the"take-some" portion) are sampled andused in an estimation procedure that infers values for non-sampled units from those that were selected to be in the sample.
It infers a function from labeled training data consisting of a set of training examples sample.
Matty hit Collin,then Jenna apologized to Collin, which infers that she's sided with him, which further infers the obvious fact that Jenna and Matty are done.
This infers a more blurred bimodal seasonal cycle with growing distance from areas of application.
With its reference to the 1964 Agreed Measures for the Conservation of Antarctic Fauna and Flora, infers that elements of the Environmental Protocol, along with certain measures adopted by the ATCM, should indeed be observed by CPs.
State tax infers the tax the payment of which is compulsory throughout the territory of Azerbaijan Republic.
Extends the Australia of Tertiary periods to New Guinea and the Solomon Islands, andperhaps to Fiji, and from its marsupial types infers a connection with the northern continent during the Secondary period.17.
Pregnancy test only infers an embryo's existence because of elevated hCG levels.
This mission statement envisions equitable access for males and females to the educational process, adequate skills to provide for one's livelihood,and also infers ethics/moral training that speaks to self development and good citizenship.
The author infers such periodicity could coincide with the revolution period of an invisible companion, probably planetary.
Generally the reason for not attending school is not merely the child's laziness orinsufficient capability, but it infers to complicated problems in relation to the child and the relevant systems, including the educational system.
This question infers the existence of linkages in Guyana between narcotic trafficking, money laundering, border security and movement of terrorist.
In its Principles and Guidelines on the Right toa Fair Trial and Legal Assistance in Africa, the African Commission infers that the right to the truth forms a constitutive part of the right to an effective remedy.
The latter means that F* infers proofs when it is possible and a user can specify more complex proofs if necessary.
Municipal tax infers tax and payments, determined and entered into force by the decision of municipalities and payable in the territories of municipalities.
From the State party's comment that the ruling in R v. Anthony Lewis only applies to that particular case,the author infers that the same solution(i.e. that the period commences three months after the date of conviction) will not be applied to other comparable cases, such as the author's own.
One infers from the definition of torture in the Convention that only persons exercising public authority whose actions are connected with the performance of their public duties may be considered the perpetrators of such a crime.
Nevertheless, the document by the United Kingdom infers that all of these substances would give rise to PFOS as their final degradation product RPA and BRE, 2004.
Bennett, however, infers from the discovery of the true shorter size of the wings, combined with the short tail, that it was a slower flying predator, specialised in hunting by manoeuvrability, its large eyes adapted to a crepuscular way of life.
The Group notes that the term“equipment,sites and installations” infers formal storage arrangements, which Ivorian parties use as a pretext to deny access to arms, ammunition and related materiel that are either deployed or stored informally.
The Court infers from this that the respect by Hungary, in 1989, of its obligations under the terms of the 1977 Treaty would not have resulted in a situation'characterized so aptly by the maxim summum jus summa injuria' Yearbook of the International Law Commission, 1980, vol. II, Part Two, p. 49, para. 31.