Sentence examples for when trying to deduce from inspiring English sources

This work underlines the difficulties faced when trying to deduce position-dependent diffusion coefficients from experimental folding trajectories.

But when trying to deduce the presence of a mental process M from a specific pattern of brain activity A, frequently referred to as reverse inference, one has to consider several issues, regardless of the nature of the mental process.

This creates great difficulty when trying to deduce actual resource utilisation at an individual hospital episode level, and means that the unit costs used here may differ from those reported elsewhere in the UK NHS.

– and when they're not trying to deduce whether a strange alien autopsy video entitled Apollo 20 has any relation to the forthcoming Apollo 18 movie, they're trying to crack the DOS-style setup of thescariestthingieversaw.com, a website reporting to provide access to the home computer of D Morris, a character from JJ Abrams and Steven Spielberg's forthcoming Super 8.

But listening to it is like trying to deduce all of Bach from a single sonata.

Imagine trying to deduce this with the naked eye, a sextant and little else.

They also lean toward more inductivist approaches, rather than trying to deduce everything from first principles.

The first is that it will attract a swarm of consultants, marketers and journalists, trying to deduce the trend's origins.

It momentarily joins the former tennis star Andre Agassi in the drugs-in-sports news, with Jon Wertheim of SI.com trying to deduce the motivation behind Agassi's confession.

Meanwhile, the nation is apparently stuck with trying to deduce what voters whose identities are known to no one had on their minds on Nov. 7.

Engage, an ad network that is partly owned by CMGI, is also trying to deduce information about users by tracking where they surf.