Sentence examples for precise deduction from inspiring English sources
For a precise deduction, see Appendix 2. It must be noted that φ i ( i = 1, …, 3 ) is independent of each l j ( j = 1, …, 3 ).
While the likes of Holmes's successors in detective fiction may lead us to believe that forensic evidence is based on precise deduction, all too often it relies on a scientist's personal opinion, rather than hard fact.
This needs to go hand-in-hand with wider taxonomic comparisons across the chordates (and beyond) to enable precise deduction of the extent of conservation or divergence of the notochord-building networks and whether there is a general notochord 'kernel' for the chordates beyond the expression of brachyury.
The integration of automated reasoning tools into such social systems would increase the effectiveness of their collective intelligence by supporting "the combination of precise formal deductions and the more informal loose interaction seen in mathematical practice" (Martin and Pease 2013, in Other Internet Resources).
The precise force of Maimon's objections to Kant's claims in the Transcendental Deduction remains, however, a bit unclear.
The graph constitutes a mathematical model of the system being studied and is best thought of not as a description of reality but as a precise statement of the assumptions being made about that reality – a hypothesis – from which rigorous deductions can be made and experiments proposed [ 43].
The precise interpretation of this distinction is debatable, but it is at any rate clear that Aristotle regards the perfect deductions as not in need of proof in some sense.
