Sentence examples for that can be deduced from inspiring English sources

THERE are a few things that can be deduced about race-car drivers, based on watching Helio Castroneves.

The fraction of sequences containing gauche conformation that can be deduced shows a large increase during the conformational transition.

Axiomatic set theorems are the axioms together with statements that can be deduced from the axioms using the rules of inference provided by a system of logic.

With two reasonable assumptions, that can be deduced from existing system traces, we are able to minimize the stretch using only local information.

We also discuss some implications for social game design that can be deduced from the qualitative feedback provided by our participants.

An apparently innocuous point about support seems to be that, if E confirms H, then E confirms any statement that can be deduced from H. Suppose, then, that H deductively implies E, and E has been ascertained by observation or experiment.

But there is some information available, and from that it can be deduced that their work ranges from the "non-critical" installation of systems, right up to the targeted and mass surveillance programmes revealed by Snowden.

Proof It is easy to get that (15) can be deduced from (19), and according to Theorem 1, we can obtain that system (1) is exponentially stable.

That much can be deduced from postings this year on waiters-revenge.com, a Web site where those who serve the vittles get to vent their vitriol.

This is not to say that everything can be deduced mathematically from a small number of fundamental principles, since the complexity of real things defeats the power of mathematics or of the largest computers.

However, its exportability to real systems can be explained from the fact that it can be deduced from simple and general arguments.