Sentence examples for make deductions in from inspiring English sources
Our logic focuses immediately on the variation of all and only non-logical elements, but Bolzano's concept is very useful allowing one to make deductions in a domain whose non-logical concepts are not submitted to variation.
The situation is complicated by the fact that clubs can make deductions for investment in their stadium and youth programmes, as well as discounting salaries of any players who signed a contract before the rules were announced.
It is important to underline that looking at Figure 5a, b it is not possible to make deductions about the energetic convenience in using of nanofluids.
As ambassador, it is not the job of Susan Rice to provide security, make deductions on intelligence that comes in or even make decisions about what information can be made available to the American people.
But he spends the long night of the title in making deductions that would appeal to Norman Bates, another tricky-tempered fellow with a methodical modus operandi and certain unresolved feelings about women.
Interviewing actors or their representatives and triangulating it with the secondary data would also have added value in making deductions.
Donations of this kind are less common since changes in the tax code in 1986 made deductions for philanthropy less generous.
Despite Marlborough's refutations (claiming ancient precedent for the first allegation, and, for the second, producing a warrant signed by the Queen in 1702 authorising him to make the deductions in lieu of secret-service money for the war), the findings were enough for Harley to persuade the Queen to release her Captain-General.
What Mr. Frommert says he wasn't told -- and didn't find out until five years ago -- is that Xerox makes such deductions in a way that would all but obliterate his benefits.
