Sentence examples for be impossible to deduce from inspiring English sources

It may be impossible to deduce from the scoreline, but Hearts disrupted the series of draws in this season's Edinburgh derbies with a performance of such authority their followers could have legitimately nurtured hopes of avenging the notorious 7-0 defeat of 1973.

An individual INS will be assigned to each health insurance beneficiary for life, and will be non-identifying, that is to say, it will be impossible to deduce any information from this identification number, and knowledge of an INS will not enable anyone to match it to the social security number.

It was impossible to deduce from the data exactly where the officers in specialized units were working.

(Because the combined wealth of the players is not constant, it is impossible to deduce one player's payoff from the payoff of the other; consequently, both players' payoffs must be given).

For Bolzano, it is impossible to deduce anything from contradictory premises (see Berg 1962 and 1992, 82); in particular, nothing follows from the premise A≠A.

If we assume that φ ∈ Ψ and t m + 1 ≤ φ ( t m ) for all m, then it is impossible to deduce that { t m } → 0 or { φ ( t m ) } → 0 in item 1 of the previous result.

Although ({x_{n}}) is a Picard sequence of the pair (( T,g ) ) (that is, (gx_{n+1}=Tx_{n}) for all (ninmathbb{N})) and ({gx_{n}=0}rightarrow0=gz), it is impossible to deduce that ({gx_{n+1}=0}rightarrow1=Tz).

It is impossible to deduce how many people are staying here, and what they're up to.

It creates confusion, as sometimes it is impossible to deduce what combination of reagents has been used.

As a consequence, systematic quantitative predictions of protein populations are impossible to deduce from genomic or transcriptional data.

Because of this complexity, it is impossible to deduce ancestral chromosomal arrangements and the origin of the inversions between bittersweet and tomato.