As hard as it is to divine what Bernanke means when he speaks, it is even harder to deduce what the markets mean when they listen.
And again, with a new chair, it's even more difficult to deduce exactly how hard the Fed might step — even slam — on the brakes.
As more years of data are gathered, Dr. Bennett said, astronomers may even be able to deduce new unusual types of neutrinos that have so far not been detected in particle accelerators.
RetailNext, based in San Jose, Calif., adds data from shoppers' smartphones to deduce even more specific patterns.
In order to deduce even a single higher level statement (a fortiori a total higher level theory on Schaffner's account), the premises must contain (in addition to the lower level laws) a specification of the total lower level context every feature that has some causal impact.
The variation in this relationship is too large to deduce even "rules of thumb".
Even though it is difficult to deduce the exact origin of the EWE II deposit in SAT 8, the presence of open marine planktonic forman-ifera, which are absent in the overlying deposits from periodic events may point to tsunami (cf. Luque et al., 2002; Uchida et al., 2010).
And even if it did, are we to deduce a country from a call center?
Even so, the archaeologists were able to deduce that speakers of the lost language used a decimal system like our own.
Li could study how the brain forms memories, interpret X-rays to deduce protein structure, or even build miniature organs for drug testing.
which is not satisfied for even, so Lemma 1.4 cannot be applied to deduce exponential stability.
