Sentence examples for deduced from the first from inspiring English sources

(4.31) The integrating factor can be deduced from the first integral by differentiating it with respect to ẋ.

The second skeptical proposition, that one ought to suspend judgment, the Academics deduced from the first together with the Stoic doctrine that the wise do not hold (mere) opinions (S.E. M 7.155 7).

The meaning of "implies" is that "of ordinary inference and proof" (1912, 531) according to which a proposition implies another proposition if the second can be logically deduced from the first.

The answer to the redundant question was compared with the one deduced from the first two, assuming the transitivity of judgment.

In the second phase, aliquots of the same PBMC samples (stored for 16 months at the participating laboratory sites) were re-tested using mandatory parameters that were deduced from the first step.

Performance of this newly proposed McM method can be deduced from the first column of Figure 6 and first row of Table 1; it is clear that most of the CCs fall within [0.5, 0.7] as we can apparently see from Figure 6.

According to (3.6), the governing equation can be deduced from the zeroth-order deformation equation (3.2).

In addition, it is found that the interactions of supply temperature with other design variables are insignificant, as deduced from the second-order RSM model.

That is, there are sentences of first-order arithmetic that can be deduced from the second-order induction axiom (together with the other axioms of arithmetic, which are common to first-order and second-order arithmetic) but not from the instances of the first-order induction schema (see Shapiro 1991: 110).

Component peaks were fitted with Gaussian band profiles using the frequencies of the components deduced from the second derivatives.

On the other hand position four, denoted as '*', is always solved as '>', because it can be deduced from the second condition given that β X > 1.