Sentence examples for deduce in from inspiring English sources

We can deduce, in the very simplest terms, that it originates with top government officials and transmits to companies all over the world, and that it carries both promises and threats.

Atomists go even further, for they not only are convinced of the existence of atoms but also think it possible to deduce in a rational way their fundamental properties.

Furthermore, one can certainly deduce in May shades of the advancement of personal gain under the guise of morality – Brexit is "the will of the people" we are told repeatedly, as though the 48% of us who voted against it – and those who abstained – no longer count.

Since, we can deduce in a similar way as to deal with to obtain (2.10).

As a corollary, we deduce in Section 3 that each leftA-module homomorphism fromA* toA*Acan be realized as right translation by an element ofA.

We will deduce, in a purely geometric way, a computationally efficient discrete counterpart of the time independent Schrödinger equation in terms of a standard symmetric eigenvalue problem.

This law was deduced in 1834 by the Russian physicist Heinrich Friedrich Emil Lenz (1804 65).

He explains the picture as it was meant to be interpreted, and how the moral of it is almost diametrically opposite to what they deduced in their article.

Relative geologic ages can be deduced in rock sequences consisting of sedimentary, metamorphic, or igneous rock units.

(Indeed, the Florida Supreme Court itself said it had considered "legislative intent," which it deduced, in determining how to reconcile two conflicting provisions of state law).

Sensitive detectors on CYGNSS will pick up GPS reflections from the sea, so the sea state and wind speed can be deduced in a process known as scatterometry.