Sentence examples for deduce the cause from inspiring English sources

O'Brien is the man whose job it was in January 1997 to pick his way through the smoldering heap that had been the Lincoln Towers home of the iconic jazz vibraphonist Lionel Hampton, and to deduce the cause of one of the most spectacular Manhattan high-rise fires in recent memory.

Du Châtelet believes that hypotheses are necessary because not all phenomena can be explained through reliance upon first principles alone there is a gap between first principles and observed phenomena in the world in the sense that the scientist cannot deduce the cause of those phenomena directly or through chains of deduction from the first principles.

"Although we have not been able to deduce the cause of death, the facts that we see are truly awful," said Dwi Suprapti, a marine conservation expert at WWF Indonesia, according to ABC News.

While not being the only one to observe the moon through a telescope, Galileo was the first to deduce the cause of the uneven waning as light occlusion from lunar mountains and craters.

That you deduce the cause differently without really evaluating what they [the patients] say.

To deduce the cause of the problem, we have investigated the LISPA data warehouse and found out that the available data is not fully structured.

Open image in new window Fig. 17 Model of magnetic profile along traverse 4. The results obtained from the integrated geophysical investigation (electrical resistivity and magnetic methods) are correlated to deduce the causes of recurring road pavement failure.

Consequently, without a priori dysregulation knowledge, one would be unable to reliably deduce the operational cause of a change in CULTURE phenotype based solely on morphology images.

By assuming that the main field is essentially 'frozen' into liquid at the top of the outer core, it is possible to deduce the flow causing the observed field change at the surface of the Earth from an estimation of the relative changes over a period of a year or longer.

Through detailed examination of the assembly and annotation process described by Star et al. [ 3] in their Supplementary Notes, we deduced the possible cause of AFGP exclusion in the annotated Atlantic cod genome to be two-fold.

By examining the sequence assembly and annotation methodologies used for the Atlantic cod genome, we deduced the primary cause of the absence of the AFGP gene family from the annotated genome was the removal of all repetitive Roche 454 short reads before sequence assembly, which would exclude most of the highly repetitive AFGP coding sequences.