Sentence examples for be able to deduce from inspiring English sources

Once dates for this are known you'll be able to deduce the best time to try to get an Olympic exiles holiday.

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.

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.

But it is easy to understand the common view when anyone of reasonable intelligence should be able to deduce there was no racial intent in what he said, however much of a plum he was to say it.

I'd submit that, given sufficient time, they would be able to deduce the rules of the game in their entirety (even the lbw law) from direct observation, without the aid of a native interpreter.

Someone looking from afar at the movement of Earth would thus be able to deduce the moon's existence without having to see it directly.Dr Kipping hopes to see similar gyrations in the paths of transiting planets detected by Kepler.

Smart means that all pirates are able to deduce the logical consequences of any proposal.

He was able to deduce that the music was from King Stephen, incidental music for a theatre piece.

By modeling the seismic waveforms, the researchers were able to deduce the style of faulting responsible for the earthquakes.

By analyzing the pattern of neutrons bouncing off the material, scientists are able to deduce the positions of atoms in the material.

From the records, the CIA was able to deduce how many agents the Cubans were running, their rough geographical locations and the command structure of the DI.