Sentence examples for try and deduce from inspiring English sources

Savart first studied water bells in 1833 using experiments to try and deduce the equation of motions.

In Britain, too often, you have to try and deduce the spirit of the new from lesser, sillier works.

Ununpentium's brief life doesn't mean it's completely useless: nuclear physicists can try and deduce from properties more about how atomic nuclei are put together and how they fall apart.

We participate in NASA space missions such as Cassini, in which we now are examining the largest moon of Saturn, Titan, to try and deduce its composition and evolution.

These natural sights, along with the natural phenomena we're accustomed to, might lead a logical mind to try and deduce what fundamental building blocks might underpin all of our reality.

Most paleopathologic studies analyze human remains from defined spatial and temporal settings and try to deduce certain aspects of living conditions and diseases within this population.

In this case reverse the process, work backwards, and try to deduce your original conjecture via the inverse route from the indubitable truth to the dubitable conjecture.

Look at the material, and try to deduce why someone once thought it was terrific.

The aim of this meta-analysis is to compare the changes in hemodynamic parameters among patients with septic shock who have received either of the two agents in their management and try to deduce the superiority of one over the other.

Through such study, we try to deduce a quantifiable and generalizable line selection method for high performance LIBS measurements.

Firms try to infer whether workers have made investments required for them to be productive, and simultaneously, workers try to deduce whether firms have made investments necessary for them to thrive.