Sentence examples for deduce meaning from from inspiring English sources

Back in 2012, Vayno published an article in a Russian academic journal, and in the past few days hundreds if not thousands of Russians have struggled to deduce meaning from its twenty-nine pages.

As one tries to deduce meaning from the minimal details in the subjects' gestures, one 'slips' so to speak and starts to project the subjects back into an environment.

While PCA does some feature engineering with the attributes in the data set, the resulting new features are more complicated to explain, as it is difficult to deduce meanings from the principal components.

Read the pieces below and then search the shadows for the hidden references, deducing their meaning from the texts.

It builds meaning from thin air.

Only they have the time and patience and many years of practiced analysis to deduce from minute details the meaning of the evidence we have at our disposal.

The role of theology is to explain the meaning of the Bible and the articles of faith and to deduce conclusions from them.

Wherever the meaning guessed from the concept name of a category differs from the meaning deduced from the hierarchy translation errors may arise.

At any rate, I can deduce this from another fact.

Notoriously, you can't deduce ought from is – even from a metaphysical is.

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