From this Osborne deduced the need for a "northern powerhouse".
West quickly deduced that explaining the killer's unusual eagerness to avoid harming his victims before he killed them was the key to the murderer's mental make-up.
Knegt accurately deduced that it was "not the smartest thing I've ever done", after the Dutch team were stripped of their silver medals and Knegt of his individual bronze.
Nor did I know quite what a Rothschild was, but I deduced (and had confirmed later by my father) that it must be the name of a famously rich family, and it was actually this — this oblique promise of induction into a world of fluent and evocative expression — more than William's notoriously anarchic spirit, that drew me in.
By means of this information, she deduced new theories of the inner parts of the Earth," he said.
This allows details of the chip's inner workings to be deduced.
So do candidates for the particles that make up dark matter, a shadowy substance whose presence can be deduced from its gravitational pull (see article) but which does not interact much via the three Standard-Model forces.
All that could be deduced from the musings of Malaysia's prime minister of the past 18 years is that, at 73, even he is aware that he cannot last for ever.
Members share both chemical composition (which can be deduced from the spectrum of the light they reflect) and orbital characteristics.
Small-government enthusiasts tend to back Mr Shadegg, who wants to force Congress to spend less and abide by its own budgets.Restrictions on lobbying would be good, as can be deduced from the fact that the lobbying industry is already lobbying against them.
(Usvít's chairman notably once ran a travel agency for stuffed animals, so one assumes Schengen rights for soft toys will still apply).As can be deduced from the party's name, No to Brussels-National Democracy advocates the Czech Republic leaving the EU.
