Sentence examples for deduced from this principle from inspiring English sources

The laws of reflection and refraction may be deduced from this principle if it is assumed as Fermat did, correctly, that in a medium of refractive index μ light travels more slowly than in free space by a factor μ. Strictly, the time taken along a true ray path is either less or greater than for any neighbouring path.

He deduced from the principle of utility that, since all punishment involves pain and is therefore evil, it ought only to be used "so far as it promises to exclude some greater evil".

Some Pythagoreans deduced from this belief the principle of "the kinship of all beings," the ethical implications of which were later stressed in 4th-century speculation.

A straightforward method to predict long-term deflections due to creep and shrinkage based on rational multiplicative coefficients deduced from the principles of the Effective Modulus Method (Eurocode 2) is presented.

An equation of state of a two-phase system, deduced from the principles of classical thermodynamics, is used to illustrate the effects of interface curvature, electric charge, a soluble substance, and of disjoining film pressure on the equilibrium of a liquid droplet formed on a solid particle.

For example, Quine accepts the theorem if and only if it is part of the best systematisation of science (which it is assuming that the principles from which it is deduced and the logic by which it is deduced from those principles are).

I deduced from this that she had issues with her mother.

An iEF was deduced from this comparison.

The rest could be deduced from this.

Deduced from this data we suggest that: 1.

The protein sequence was deduced from this cDNA sequence.