Sentence examples for so deduce from inspiring English sources

Since the estimation of cost performance depends on the times, so deduce the effectiveness of it from the above conclusion.

On the other hand, the proponent of a transcendental argument hopes to answer her doubts by advancing the claim that X is a necessary condition for the possibility of Y and so deduce the former from the latter.

Assuming a spherical sample Nguyen and Werely [2] suggest this level of variation requires a minimum of 104 atoms and so deduce a critical dimension of the order 10 and 90 nm for liquids and gases respectively.

To detect variations in iron-60 density, and so deduce direction, would require a wider distribution of samples, so will have to wait for future lunar expeditions.

It's the canon among biologists who seek to understand a protein's role in the body by mapping the positions of its atoms and so deducing the molecule's three-dimensional shape.

Positive and negative poles of aluminum plates connected to DC power supply, also we could change orientation and intensity of the electric field by changing the poles and applied different potential, so deduced the fast growth of the nanobars which is shown in SEM images Fig. 4.

Or so we deduce from "The Wagners," an intermittently perceptive grab bag of a book by Nike Wagner, a daughter of Wieland Wagner, the composer's stage-director grandson and Wolfgang's brother.

In the front room, you can get your chain ladders and grappling hooks, which is what it will take for us to get into the opening night party for "The Frogs" next month, or so we deduce from a recent e-mail message from the Broadway publicist PHILIP RINALDI.

so we deduce that (3.42).

To do so, we deduce from (16), the deformation function defined on (17).

So we deduce that F and g have a coupled coincidence point ( x, y ) ∈ X × X.