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The key point about these compatible emissions is that they are deduced from carbon climate model simulations: they only reflect responses of the natural systems and do not contain information on how they are achieved by human societies.

He showed, in The Economics Of Cost, Use, And Value (1992) how they could be deduced from suitable input-output data for any economy, and then used to construct the familiar ratios employed in international and intertemporal comparisons, such as health or education or defence expenditure to gross domestic product.

Results were deduced from 1000 simulations.

For example according to the DN model, one explains the acceleration of a falling body by showing how it can be deduced from Newton's laws.

They cannot be deduced via reductionistic logics.

To be able to decide about a separate remuneration of emergency readiness and/or emergency treatment, one must know how to categorize services, what the costs of emergencies are, and how the remuneration can be deduced from them.

How can this meaning be deduced from the letter?

We also show how this continuation may be deduced using the theory of spherical functions.

Therefore, a method is developed which shows how these coefficients can be deduced from available measured data.

To understand how so much could be deduced from fossils that exist only as fractions of the original creature, Mr. Leakey offered an analogy.

The Nagel model of reduction parallels the so called "deductive nomological model" (DN-model) of explanation according to which explaining some fact involves showing how its truth can be deduced from a set of other truths containing at least some laws.