Sentences with phrase «informed guesses»

Anyone who has so much as read the title could probably make a reasonably informed guess as to where it's all headed.

Yes, I think, in cases like this, we should consider our «best informed guess» of the viewpoints and «views» of these great beings.

We are trying to make the best, most informed guess we can, but it doesn't always work out like planned.

But there are ways to make informed guesses about what is over the horizon

We rely on it in our daily lives to make informed guesses about how people are feeling by observing their actions and choices.

But it is important to remember that these are only informed guesses, and future performance may well differ from history and will certainly do so in the short run.

Hopefully research like that of the present paper will allow in time for more informed guesses, if not real predictions.

A substantial achievement of the last 30 years of climate science has been the production of a large set of actual measurements of temperature history (from physical proxies), replacing much of the earlier geological induction (i.e. informed guesses).

Calculating the exact value can be tricky, but you can make informed guesses with help from your personal injury lawyer.

Some of these expenses, of course, will be based on informed guess work, while others — such as your rent — you will be able to determine for the first — and future years.

Rather, you should use them as a tool to generate informed guesses and see them as one part of your overall career planning.

This information might help teachers make informed guesses about students» thinking.

«Personal recommendations... enabled by freely copyable eBooks act as a force - multiplier... by letting readers make informed guesses about who else will like it, and giving those readers a persuasive tool for closing the sale.»

But the difference between Joshua and myself is that I make my best informed guess on the issues based on: what other more qualified people say; review to the extent possible of their basis for saying what they do; and with a healthy dose of skepticism based on my lifetime experience with the hubris and ignorance of those who consider themselves «experts» in many fields.

He suggests «running a series of experiments» to test your informed guesses about how your customers spend their days.

At best, we can make — as I have — informed guesses.

«An informed guess, but a guess.»

My modestly - informed guess is that Hurricane Maria and Puerto Rico will appear in history textbooks right next to Katrina and New Orleans.

That doesn't mean investors can't make intelligent, informed guesses.

Damian Thompson presented a number of what he described as «informed guesses».

Van Warner says there are certain steps a brand must take during a crisis: draft a holding statement, designate a point person who is on - site, gather as much information as possible and make an informed guess about what really happened.

We can however use the same procedure to predict the total «other» vote and then make an informed guess as to how much of this is likely to be UKIP.

@Bregalad - an informed guess.

Although the companies have yet to release design details, Osburn and other experts were able to make some informed guesses about their inner workings and the challenges in manufacturing them.

In practice, of course, measuring Φ accurately in such systems will not be easy, but approximations and informed guesses are certainly conceivable.

Let's delve into a little wild speculation... er, I mean, informed guessing.

Yet thinking over the next few years, we can make some fairly well informed guesses and then implement changes in how we organize our universities and our students» experiences on our campuses right now.

Students will use their knowledge of the world, story elements, and text features to make an informed guess about what they think will happen next or what they think they will learn, working in pairs and cooperative learning activities.

Through public records and informed guesses, Hales is able to reconstruct a probable portrait of her life — a life perhaps just as fascinating as her portrait.

But making informed guesses is not the same as formulating a rule - based pattern - recognition system that gives a trader a true edge.

So, I try to make an informed guess.

Let's delve into a little wild speculation... er, I mean, informed guessing.

I think it's true to an extent, you can make informed guesses.

Another example: «the beginning of the next glacial era might still be breathing down our necks,» but «Much time and study and additional evidence will be necessary before even an informed guess can be made:» Andrist (1960).

An informed guess is just a guess.)

What is even stranger is that Crichton is an MD, and certainly diagnosis of disease could be considered «informed guessing»!

In the old days, says Mr Bernstein, assessing a building's environmental impact had to be done with spreadsheets, calculators and informed guessing, and three - dimensional modelling was primarily used to prepare presentations.

More broadly, any of these types of estimating techniques assumes the experts (or non-experts) has enough underlying information of make informed guesses.

So if scientists can decipher the indicators delivered by AMOC, they can make an informed guess about the winter ice.

Policy matters will be settled through political brute force rather than some exercise in PNS or the informed guesses of virtuous bureaucratic elites.