From this inequality, we will deduce the phenotypic error threshold, i.e., the maximum error rate of replication for which x can be stably maintained in the system.
Pass a cigarette through a quarter, and every spectator will deduce a hinged hole in the coin.
Anytime there's a bad female standup somewhere, some idiot Interblogger will deduce that "women aren't funny".
Quite who the type of person revolted by chicken and chips is, I will leave you to deduce.
Quite who the type of person revolted by chicken and chips is, I will leave you to deduce.
Calculating I 1 − I 2 + I 3, we deduce (2.1).
Anyway, I can generally deduce that I read more this year, and that's what I'm running with.
This audience, I deduce as I listen to the makar, does not love Ukip.
Progressively, I made my way around the room adopting the one law I could deduce from the people around me: make people feel good and they'll return the favor.
To be strictly accurate (but I'll use asterisks and hope your detective skills are up to deducing the correct words, if not their meaning), he was heard to shout: "Five minutes before the f****** match!" This phrase may go down in history like "Let him have it!" from the Derek Bentley trial, as one of the great quote enigmas of all time.
Using that same math, I can deduce that male comedy writers piss in cups.
