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to deduction
noun
That which is deducted; that which is subtracted or removed
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But if your mind is open to deduction, then you've learned something from having characterized drunkenness: something about the sound, maybe, or something about the rhythm or something about the rubato or the harmony, which helps you create a sense of instability that has to do with drunkenness.
It includes recognizing the limitations of our scientific and professional knowledge which has led to deduction of conclusions.
When it comes to deduction and proof, there is still much we can learn from Arthur Conan Doyle's hero.
This paper outlines an automated approach to deduction of the topological information using a three-dimensional Computer-Aided Design (3D CAD) system or solid modeler.
Unlike many other approaches to deduction in probabilistic logic, this approach is based on inference rules and therefore can produce proofs to explain how conclusions are drawn.
Bosanquet considered induction as importantly related to deduction; in this respect, his views are similar to those of Christoph Sigwart and W.S. Jevons.
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The same logic applies to deductions (if the mortgage is paid with community income, then both partners must split the mortgage interest deduction).
The largest are rules relating to deductions of small business expenses.
One widely reported provision would save $2.4 billion by tightening the rules applying to deductions related to donating cars to charities.
Everyone pays the same rates -- subject to deductions -- on each level of income.
And there'll probably be limitations to deductions and the closing of tax loopholes.
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