Examples of using The inference in English and their translations into Hungarian
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And the inference is that.
Lady Mary is out of the line of succession, so the inference is clear.
All the inferences are depressing.
In other words they use the anthropic principle against the inference of design.
The inference that Stonehenge was caused by intelligence.
If you could somehow avoid the inference that I'm utterly predictable?
The inference that they exist within Nature is usually branded as being an instance of anthropomorphism.
If the term had been Almighty God, then the inference would have some weight;
They were all listening now, and of course there was somebody to be arch,or at any rate to draw the inference.
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.
The inference which some draw from this passage-- that to believe in Christ is the same thing as to eat Christ, or his flesh-- is not well founded.
The inference which the Papists draw from those passages- that eternal life is suspended on the merits of works- may be refuted without any difficulty.
I do not believe that any scientist whoexamined the evidence would fail to draw the inference that the laws of nuclear physics have been deliberately designed…".
The inference drawn from these observations is that the correlation of mental and physical processes is so close that it is inconceivable how the mind could exist apart from the brain.
However, neither that decision nor the file sent to the Court permits the inference that there has been no appeal against that decision or that there can no longer be any appeal against it.
The inference that we must draw from these facts is undoubtedly, that the whole of the islands eastwards beyond Java and Borneo do essentially form a part of a former Australian or Pacific continent, although some.
In conjunction with the above considerations, I believe that current scientific information leads us to the desired definition,based on both what it offers in terms of specific knowledge and the inferences which can be drawn from its silences.
It is difficult to avoid the inference that it is more likely that the minority errs than the majority.
Kant, having observed that the geometers of his day could not prove their theorems by unaided argument, but required an appeal to the figure,invented a theory of mathematical reasoning according to which the inference is never strictly logical, but always requires the support of what is called“intuition.”.
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.
When, for nearly two millenniums a body of men has neverceased to lift its voice against Black Magic, the inference ought to be irrefutable that if Black Magic exists as a real fact, there must be somewhere its counterpart- White Magic.
The inference that we must draw from these facts is, undoubtedly, that the whole of the islands eastwards beyond Java and Borneo do essentially form a part of a former Australian or Pacific continent, although some of them may never have been actually joined to it.
And it must be confessed, that, as the universe resembles more a human body than it does the works of human art and contrivance, if our limited analogy could ever, with any propriety,be extended to the whole of nature, the inference seems juster in favour of the ancient than the modern theory.
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Thirdly, the applicant argues that, even if the relevant public were aware, and noticed the characteristics distinguishing those goods as regards their composition and method of production,it would not draw the inference- rightly or wrongly- that those differences prevent the same undertaking from producing or marketing the two types of beverages at the same time.
It is clear from the applicants' line of argument put forward in its written pleadings, summarised in paragraphs 350 to 353 above and confirmed at the hearing, that they do not allege, as such, a lack of other evidence supporting the statements of Chiquita and of Mr C1,but rather they claim that those statements explicitly contradict the inferences drawn by the Commission from other evidence.
Yet, since God desired to make a revelation to men, the fact that these histories of passing events have a bearing on that revelationwould be a sufficient ground to make the inference a reasonable one, that God would supervise, and so arrange, that the honest writer whom he selected for the work should be brought in contact with the needful facts.