Sentence examples for be decided from the from inspiring English sources

Have you not realized, O mule of the Jews, that the battle cannot be decided from the air at all?

This can be decided from the data using the minimum discription length (MDL) method discussed in the next section.

In fact, he strongly suspected that every problem of elementary arithmetic can be decided from the axioms of Peano Arithmetic.

The services that are found to satisfy the given QoS (say availability 99.9%%) will be decided from the information stored in the ontology.

When deciding the proper timing based on the logistic regression model in a real-life situation, the dependent variable must be decided from the observed explanatory variables.

But it is an empirical discovery whether one's physiology or psychology is functioning properly, not something to be decided from the armchair, or even from inspecting surface features.

We shouldn't turn to them only when everything has already been decided from the office.

And no one could find the breakthrough in extra-time, meaning the tie was decided from the spot.

She confessed that, though the book's peculiar chronological structure had been decided from the first, the fate of some of her characters had only become clear to her as she approached the ending.

The match at Cbus Super Stadium ended 1-1 athehendnd of regulation time and with no further goals added in the additional half-hour period the tie was decided from the penalty spot.

With the legacy of Vietnam never far from the minds of decision-makers, it was decided from the off that the US "doesn't do body counts" and would, instead, prefer a combination of pure belligerence in the face of disaster, combined with Orwellian rhetoric from the steadily more erratic Donald Rumsfeld.