Sentence examples for the deductions of from inspiring English sources

Some readers, for whom Nordic nastiness should unravel amid picturesque backwaters thanks to the deductions of endearingly flawed cops, will turn away in alarm at the big political picture Mankell presents here.

Through the writings of Western travellers who have observed states arising de novo in various parts of the world during the past six hundred years, and through the deductions of archeologists, we now have abundant empirical evidence that Rousseau was completely wrong.

By the start of the 21st century, all observations and experiments on gravitation had detected that there are no deviations from the deductions of general relativity, that the weak principle of equivalence is valid, and that the inverse square law holds over distances from a few centimetres to thousands of kilometres.

Finally, like the deductions of (19) and (20), we have, respectively, that B = u ( b ) 1 + M 2 1 - M 2 (23).

We recall general metalogical axioms for a reflective logic based on the notion of a universal theory, that is, a theory that can simulate the deductions of all other theories in a class of theories of interest, including itself.

The first edition of Book 3 begins with a list of nine hypotheses that were clearly intended to be propositions from which the deductions of the Book were to be made, and not theoretical conjectures.

Jockeys also remain unhappy about the deduction of prize money".

The deduction of points dropped him t0 41st in the standings from 9th.

Achievements like the deduction of DNA's structure etch our imagination precisely because they are exceptional.

Sanctions against clubs involved could include relegation or the deduction of points.

The board's new rule, requiring the deduction of option costs as expenses, is scheduled to take effect in early 2005.