impute [ɪmˈpju:t] ГЛ. перех.
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She loved its landscape with the graffiti and the layers and the overall impute of people.
en.wikipedia.org The effects can also be mitigated by weighting the data when population benchmarks are available or by imputing data based on answers to other questions.
en.wikipedia.org This righteousness was imputed to some through faith, which altered their eternal destiny.
en.wikipedia.org Such a term may be imputed to parties: it is not critically dependent on proof of an actual intention of the parties.
en.wikipedia.org Phenomena are merely imputed by terms and conceptuality in dependence upon their basis of imputation.
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