Sentence examples for deduced correctly from inspiring English sources

Declarer deduced correctly that West had thought East was on lead.

The effect size of 0.92 means that the outcome could be deduced correctly from the operation time only 2 out of 3 times.

This led him to deduce correctly that the demotic script was only partly phonetic, also consisting of ideographic characters imitated from hieroglyphs.

Now North, with the ace-king of spades, correctly deduced the singleton spade opposite and raised to the grand slam.

He correctly deduced that this compound's structure consists of a single iron atom sandwiched between two five-sided carbon rings to form an organometallic molecule.

Here I pause and imagine that you have beaten me to the punch, and have correctly deduced that I am about to report my love for Tony Curtis.

When published drawings found their way to Paris, the great zoologist Georges Cuvier correctly deduced that the massive bones must have belonged to an extinct giant sloth.

Charles Darwin correctly deduced its role, first in the insects and then in human beings — respectively in "On the Origin of Species" and "The Descent of Man".

But we have come a long way from such self-consciously revolutionary times — as Coates correctly deduced, what has always been the writer's chic, repackaged and updated, is sufficiently radical now.

After a short period of general head-scratching and puzzlement, one of the firemen spotted a grapefruit-sized rock underneath the dining room table and correctly deduced that it was a meteorite.

But he had been impressed by Mr. O'Grady's penchant for steely analysis and correctly deduced that the councilman, a retired lawyer, might be persuaded to advocate for the truck.