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These are used to deduce a greater understanding of the operation of the ion funnel and the sensitivity improvements.

For Beard, the skull's function as a tool of tyranny can be deduced from understanding the culture of the reigns of Tiberius and Caligula, under whom, she says, the lineaments of modern dictatorships can first be discerned.

For him, however, the inability to deduce the number of categories is only one of the ways in which signifying, understanding, and being are not demonstrably isomorphic.

– Stormbreaker Show Holmes a drop of water and he would deduce the existence of the Atlantic.

Consumers, however, often deduce the nature of the service from this type of circumstantial evidence.

None of the above-mentioned researches provided sufficient information to develop a reliable physical model of the considered problem or to deduce a general understanding.

Apollonius used this relation to deduce fundamental properties of conics.

It took scientists another 50 years to deduce the structure of DNA.

In the meantime we can deduce that some of the funding is probably from Sequoia Capital.

It wasn't until 1925 that chemist Sir Robert Robinson would deduce the structure of morphine.

We still deduce the composition of audience cohorts and we still make natural and political observations.