Sentence examples for deducing it from inspiring English sources
Gettier's argument requires that someone, A, could be justified in believing a false proposition, and that if A was justified in believing p and q is deducible from p, and A accepted q by deducing it from p, then A would be justified in believing q.
One can explain the length of the shadow by deducing it (using trigonometry) from the height of the pole, the angle of elevation of the Sun, and the law of light propagation (i.e., the law that light travels in straight lines).
Suppose, further, that I believenot-mule by deducing it from zeb.
Since P9 and P10 do entail Q9 and knowledge is presumably closed under known entailment, s knows Q9 which is an empirical proposition by simply competently deducing it from P9 and P10 and without conducting any empirical investigation.
For the packet size effect, perhaps it is still possible to find an improvement if we had access to the actual packet loss of large flooding packets instead of deducing it from the small packet loss using a synthetic approach.
The answer is that I deduced it.
So Bernard deduces it is not June.
If it's here, I deduce, it wasn't there.
If a reader didn't already know that, they could surely deduce it.
Or, as some psychologist would surely deduce, it is a shield for his insecurity.
