Examples of using The inference in English and their translations into Croatian
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That was the inference.
The inference being she's selling secrets.
I don't like the inference.
Once with the inference that the judge favours the defence.
I'm not sure I like the inference.
And have you explained to him the inference that the jury might arrive at from his not giving evidence?
So let's think about the inference.
Well, the inference is that, in all probability,- Uh-huh. cause of death for those two was the fire itself.
I'm not sure I like the inference, Bruce.
The inference is that the Moon must be hollow because the Moon is made predominantly on the surface of a kind of rock called basalt.
Let the jurors pick up on the inference.
That he, maybe, is a problem. The inference of the scorched memo is that if JFK keeps doing what he's doing.
Lady Mary is out of the line of succession,so the inference is clear.
The inference is pretty clear: those who have jobs will do whatever they can in order to keep them, even if it impedes the smooth functioning of markets.
Nearly the same considerations will be valid as with the inference of the equation(9).
Uh-huh. cause of death for those two was the fire itself. Well, the inference is that, in all probability.
One way we overcome this imprecision is through the discipline of computer science, where we may store everything we know about the world, andeven generate new information from algorithms that do the inference for us.
The inference is that NASA would have known this and that one of the reasons that they sent their mission there was so that the astronauts of the Apollo mission could gain more information about these artificial structures on the Moon.
It seems as if the ideal argument for most philosophers is you give your audience the premises andthen you give them the inferences and the conclusion, and if they don't accept the conclusion, they die.
So the inference we are deriving from this, and several such experiments, is that dynamic information processing, or motion processing, serves as the bedrock for building the rest of the complexity of visual processing; it leads to visual integration and eventually to recognition.
In the absence of an obligation for NNBG to execute works, supply products or provide services,even an overview of the measures at issue as a whole would not have permitted the inference that they should have been characterised as a contract, public contract or concession within the meaning of Directive 2004/17 or Directive 2004/18.
That's the only logical inference.
That was my inference at the time.
Is that the only inference you can draw?