Sentence examples for based on a deduction from inspiring English sources

The $160 million in question is part of a withholding account, based on a deduction of 8 percent of players' earnings; it is a mechanism to ensure that player salaries do not exceed 57 percent of league revenues.

Substitute-return calculations "are always based on a standard deduction," Mr. Block said.

It is tempting to push information to users based on a clever deduction, says Mr Ferrell, but it's better to be silent than wrong.

The MPDNN model is based on a simple deduction that relative signal intensities and relative free energies are linearly dependent, which was supported by our regressive analyses that the linear relationship had higher relative coefficient (R = 0.798) than logarithmic (R = 0.736) or power (R = 0.741) correlations.

Based on an analytical deduction, the crystallographic and lattice point correlations between the initial hcp and final fco structures are obtained, respectively, and the deduced correlations may also be of relevance for another two phase transformations: the hexagonal close-packed to body-centered tetragonal, and hexagonal close-packed to face-centered cubic martensitic phase transformations.

A novel algorithm to generate samples of stationary multivariate stochastic processes is presented according to a Fourier Stieltjes integral and based on a strict mathematical deduction.

TPS (Andrews et al. 1996) is a theorem proving system for higher-order logic that uses Church's typed λ-calculus as its logical representation language and is based on a connection-type deduction mechanism that incorporates Huet's unification algorithm (Huet 1975).

"At this point," Dr. Parker said, "this is a deduction based on a lot of information that we've had for many years and some key pieces of information that have only been uncovered recently by our lab and others.

It does not seem to be based on an intuition or deduction.

It signifies a time on the floor and a place in a lineup; anything beyond that is a faulty deduction based on a mind-set that still trumpets the "honor" of a starting nod as if it holds any innate significance whatsoever.

The method based on a geometric algorithm allows the straightforward deduction of the optimal design of a small-scale LFC.