Sentence examples for quantitative deduction from inspiring English sources

The media's obsession with quantitative deduction overlooks the abstractness, the magic, of two superstars whose very interpretation of the art – Ronaldo, the razor-edge machine of rationale, and Messi, the aesthetic magician of chaos – is framed in classically diametric opposites.

The SA approach provided substantially superior efficiency and accuracy over the conventional grid heuristics and is particularly suitable for analyzing many-parameter, multi-phase intermetallic formation for solder systems where quantitative deduction for such parameters has seldom been reported.

Comparison has been made with results obtained by electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) and quantitative deductions made concerning the values of the noise resistance and the magnitude of the electrochemical impedance.

The principle of the fracture-surface topography analysis (FRASTA) was used in this research and some progresses have been made on quantitative reverse deduction of metal fracture surfaces.

We should point out though that the strength of NCA is the deduction of quantitative information about a TF-GRN based on verified information about the underlying connections and gene expression data for the network.

When people see the Fed or one of its counterparts overseas cutting interest rates or announcing a new program of quantitative easing, they make deductions about the state of the world and how the future is likely to unfold.

On the other hand, OES is a simple non-intrusive optical technique that allows easy identification of different emitted species and deduction of semi-quantitative density trends of emitting species as a function of the experimental variables.

A quantitative attempt at specifying the information yield of deductions was undertaken by Jaakko Hintikka with his theory of surface information and depth information (Hintikka 1970, 1973).

Notably, extensive deduction of LOCKs during EMT suggested that quantitative differences of these large domains may be functionally important [ 13].

The deduction of combating strategy alternatives is combined with a novel quantitative cost-benefit analysis of protection mechanisms, which enables well-founded anti-counterfeit decision making.

Simultaneously, and blinded to the quantitative analyses, qualitative analyses would be based on grounded theory [ 63] with both induction and deduction utilised to draw together the empirical data with the theoretical material.