All of which is to say that the long-term consequence of last week's big decision cannot be even roughly divined from an attentive reading of the text.
Some also correctly divined the hand of the reviled European Union in this the accession of Poland and other eastern European countries to the common market having helped drive a decade-long surge in immigration to Britain.
Dr Sanger divined the exact structure of insulin and proved that, on the contrary, the ordering of amino acids was crucial.
And on the other hand, price elasticity in the future cannot be divined by such models.
If that's even close to accurate then she'll carry the state.7 45 : MSNBC appears to have divined that in these long stretches where there's no actual news to report, it's more efficient to just go to commercial every other minute, instead of filling the time with such insights as "You know the great thing about tonight is that it's all about the voters".
Yet he correctly divined that, having lost three elections in a row on the right-wing platforms favoured by its members, it needed to change.
Mr Draghi's ideas, as far as they can be divined, are to promote structural reforms to make labour markets more flexible and encourage entrepreneurship.
Commentators had divined a large pro-Ozawa group, which included 142 freshmen, known as "Ozawa's children", who owed their seats to his tactical backing.
Political loyalties may not be readily divined 15 years hence.
This suggests that Di's command was too inscrutable to be divined or influenced; he was in all likelihood an impartial figure of last theological resort, needed to account for inexplicable events.
U.S. intelligence had divined Japanese intentions after breaking the Japanese naval code, however, and the Americans were ready: three heavy aircraft carriers of the U.S. Pacific Fleet were mustered.
