This enables the 14C age of a material to be deduced.
This allows details of the chip's inner workings to be deduced.
Across time and cultures, the idea that there are secrets to be deduced from a person's features has been irresistible.
Application of the simple principle of crosscutting relationships can allow the relative ages of all units to be deduced.
Yet people often dole out all kinds of personal information on the Internet that allows such identifying data to be deduced.
The cause of the region's thermal activity remains to be deduced, but it is likely to be related to some form of tidal deformation.
The unity of law means that the laws of the various sciences are to be deduced from some set of fundamental laws, often thought to be those of physics.
Specific neurons can be identified under a microscope and zapped with a laser beam, allowing the neuron's role to be deduced from whatever function the worm may seem to have lost.
These consonants, however, have mostly disappeared or have become identical with other sounds in the recorded Indo-European languages, so that their former existence has had to be deduced mainly from their effects on neighbouring sounds.
Since invisible amounts of the radioactive species were formed, their chemical identity had to be deduced from the manner in which they followed known carrier elements, present in macroscopic quantity, through various chemical operations.
From the medieval lunacy (though that is probably unfair to medieval lunatics) of a Pat Robertson blaming the victims for having turned their backs on God and practised voodoo, to the liberal Anglican uncertainty of a John Sentamu about how to explain it all, there is a widespread feeling that there must be something more to be deduced from the bare facts of the event.
