Sentence examples for mere deductions from inspiring English sources
Its contribution is incomplete because science (epistêmê) employs arguments which are more than mere deductions.
U.S. tax law treats royalty costs as mere deductions, while foreign income taxes count as dollar-for-dollar credits against U.S. income tax.
For this reason, science requires more than mere deduction.
If the demand of systematic power simply means that a theory has many true deductive consequences in the observational language, this concept is essentially equivalent to the notion of empirical success and empirical problem-solving ability discussed in Section 3.2, but normally explanation is taken to include additional conditions besides mere deduction.
The average person who cleans their office is likely to have no employer-provided pension, no other tax-preferred account, and if they do in fact save a dollar, they get a mere 10percentt deduction.
Instead, they drew the superficial deduction that mere volume of shellfire was the key to reducing a trench line prior to an assault.
Secondly, traditional observations of tree abundance coincide with scientific observations, suggesting that traditional deductions are not mere coincidence.
To be sure, one cannot decide in advance whether or not any such deduction of experience from the mere concept of free self-consciousness is actually possible.
In Topics 163b28 32, Aristotle seems to allude to this technique: "For just as in the art of remembering, the mere mention of the places instantly makes us recall the things, so these will make us more apt at deductions through looking to these defined premises in order of enumeration".
