Sentence examples for deduce it from from inspiring English sources

But we deduce it from one of the son's novels.

If Stravinsky's score for "The Rite of Spring" had been lost, would Hodson and Archer deduce it from the set design?

Alternatively, one may focus on designing a decision surface that separates the classes directly from the training data set, without having to deduce it from the pdfs.

Again, this revelation was dealt with so enigmatically that we had to take what Peter said on trust, rather than being able to deduce it from what had come earlier in the drama.

"Even if one didn't know from concrete examples (the 1936 Olympic Games, for instance) that international sporting contests lead to orgies of hatred, one could deduce it from general principles".

As in [4], instead of proving Theorem 1.1 directly, we are going to deduce it from another KAM theorem, which is concerned with perturbations of a family of linear Hamiltonians.

Proceed to tell him that you simply deduced it from contextual clues, and that if you could figure it out, other people in the office almost certainly can, too.

In place of deducing the SPM-induced phase shift from spectral broadening, a related technique deduces it from the spectral changes occurring when light from two lasers operating at slightly different wavelengths is transmitted through the fiber.

Suppose, further, that I believenot-mule by deducing it from zeb.

Since P9 and P10 do entail Q9 and knowledge is presumably closed under known entailment, s knows Q9 which is an empirical proposition by simply competently deducing it from P9 and P10 and without conducting any empirical investigation.

For the packet size effect, perhaps it is still possible to find an improvement if we had access to the actual packet loss of large flooding packets instead of deducing it from the small packet loss using a synthetic approach.