Sentence examples similar to a means of deduction from inspiring English sources

Using only the most scientific of means of deduction, let us peruse which outcome is more likely. .

Learning and caring about them will be more effective than any logical deduction you might introduce as a means of closing a deal.

Doing so by means of a deduction, rather than a direct grant, only serves to make the State's action less objectionable.

That will mean a deduction of between $25 million and $50 million a year from its reported profits.

Splashers get flagged down by the chow judge, Bruce Chapman, which means a big deduction of points from the judges sitting lakeside in lawn chairs.

If a gymnast attempts a twisting element (on floor, vault, beam or in a bars dismount), the twist must be clearly completed, or the judges consider it downgraded, say, from 3 twists to 2 1/2, which means the deduction is taken out of the difficulty score ― a gymnast only get credit for twists she completed, not ones she merely attempted.

That vault has a start value of 9.9, which means any deductions by the judges are taken from a base of 9.9.

Unlike the United States, Japan does not offer a tax incentive for art patronage by means of a charitable deduction.

This means that the deduction of the law for the complex system depends not only upon the laws for the simpler systems but also upon another factual assumption that relates the laws of the complex system to both the laws for the simpler systems and the relational structure the constitutes the complex system out of the simpler systems.

In this paper, we reflect on the latter by means of a theoretical deduction of the heat balance equation and case studies on simulation data.

Of course, this means that the deduction shows only that the conclusions, most notably the law of gravity, hold quam proxime over the restricted period of time for which the premises hold.