Sentence examples for attempt to deduce from inspiring English sources

Although many scholars attempt to deduce the nature of Late Stone Age societies by examining contemporary hunter-gatherer societies, this method is fraught with difficulties.

Sensors sonar and laser rangefinders, cameras, and special light sources are used with algorithms that model images or spaces by using various geometric shapes and that attempt to deduce what a robot's position is, where and what other things are nearby, and how different tasks can be accomplished.

From less than 50 such cases we attempt to deduce representative recombination rate profiles for day- and night-time conditions.

That is why it is interesting to find in Proclus' Elements of Theology (14, 16.15 23) an attempt to deduce the existence of a self-moved soul à la Plato from that of an unmoved intellect à la Aristotle.

After he'd received the double blast, our model, a 24-year-old named Dave, would attempt to deduce which fart was which.

Unlike Dr Ingleby, we are reluctant to attempt to deduce absolute incidence from our figures, as hospital admissions do not exactly correspond to geographical areas.

Unfortunately, attempts to deduce anything more quantitative or physically illuminating from the theory have bogged down in the intractable mathematics of this difficult subject.

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They differ largely, as he had to admit, in their unsuccessful attempts to deduce the parallel postulate.

First, is Schleiermacher not here guilty of the so-called "naturalistic fallacy," of attempting to deduce an "ought" from an "is"?

We attempted to deduce the role of dimensionality of cell culture matrix in modulating differentiation, function and phenotype of cultured fibroblasts.