Sentence examples for deduce if from inspiring English sources

It was difficult to deduce if he was, in essence, angel or devil.

It's so easy to see who's behind a new concept, that they can fairly quickly deduce if a startup is coming from a good place or not".

Any novice could start a film off or bring it to a conclusion, he said, just as "any person with decent observation skills can probably deduce if you're sick or not.

Furthermore, it enabled us to deduce if the results recorded from other conditions were valid.

We examine the ultrafast nonlinear optical processes required and use the coherent nonlinear optical responses to deduce if such processes are physically reasonable.

In addition, the efficiency improvements obtained in earlier experiments by modifying the shape of the draft tube will be considered, to deduce if the improvements can be captured with aid of CFD.

All of it might be deduced if it was known who commissioned it.

Environmentalist rulers might prefer not to know what these implicit valuations were, but that would not alter the fact that trade-offs, measurable in dollar terms, had in fact been struck.However, this does not prove that moving from values to policy, as economists prefer, will yield better results than working backwards, and deducing (if you care to) values from policy.

Lower pressure drop can also be deduced if smaller radii channels are considered.

The same order of magnitude for the average expansion velocity is deduced if one assumes that the fusion process startes with N > 1 fusion sites.

The relative stereochemistry of all of the substituents around a double bond can be deduced if the relative stereochemistry of two substituents at either end is known.