Sentence examples for deduced in the from inspiring English sources

The actual culprit was sewage in drinking water (as the Soho doctor John Snow deduced in the 1850s), yet the miasma theory was nonetheless useful in developing city infrastructure, as it encouraged the authorities to clean up.

But others, notably Dr. Mordehai Milgrom, a theorist at the Weizmann Institute in Israel, have suggested that modifying the gravitational laws by which dark matter was deduced in the first place would alleviate the need for dark matter altogether.

Two sets of formulas have been deduced in the process.

First, the small body dynamic equation is deduced in the landing site coordinate system.

Here, the collimation efficiency of CSNS/RCS is deduced in the 2D case.

The sufficient conditions are deduced in the form of reduced LMIs and adaptive tuning rules.

The application of the equations deduced in this paper to some experimental results of waste anaerobic fermentation has been considered.

We can deduce, in the very simplest terms, that it originates with top government officials and transmits to companies all over the world, and that it carries both promises and threats.

It suffices to read the abscissa h associated with a given ordinate R. Alternatively, h(R) can be evaluated by means of the formula that is deduces in the chapter.

For this reason, the mathematical equations that would be at the heart of such an extrapolation could be deduced, in part, from the objective of minimizing the errors.

India's Defense Ministry said the three gunmen were young Pakistanis, a fact it said it had deduced in part from the Pakistani cookies and chocolates found on the men's bodies.