Sentence examples for able to deduce that from inspiring English sources
Even so, the archaeologists were able to deduce that speakers of the lost language used a decimal system like our own.
Mr. Miller was also able to deduce that 19 percent of properties are listed on Mondays, with the number of new listings declining through the end of the week, to 7 percent on Sundays.
Using Lemma 2.2, we are able to deduce that (lim_{etarightarrow 0}S) can be estimated by (|operatorname{grad}u|_{L_{1}(Omega)}).
There are two parts to the word smartphone: "smart" and "phone" (edit: Biggs went to college to be able to deduce that. – Blake) The smart part a lot of companies have a lock on — give it a processor, an OS, maybe a keyboard and a PIM.
From Caesar's photo, the family was able to deduce that Hamdo was tortured and executed in Branch 248, a government-run detention center in Damascus.
They found distinct multi-locus genotypes for most individuals with five SSR markers, and were able to deduce that sexual reproduction is the predominant means of perpetuation and dispersal at the site of study.
Watching the convention, all you might be able to deduce is that whatever he plans, it's going to be accomplished to the music of Motown.
"Those who wish to hold forth to the public by this means often take steps to disguise their authorship, but it is in my judgment a significantly further step to argue, if others are able to deduce their identity, that they should be restrained by law from revealing it," said Eady.
An algorithm that is able to deduce the topological relationship among different structural elements has been proposed in this paper.
As more years of data are gathered, Dr. Bennett said, astronomers may even be able to deduce new unusual types of neutrinos that have so far not been detected in particle accelerators.
