Now, how do we deduce where the galaxy is?

I can deduce, no, that

I see it, I deduce it.

I see it, I deduce it.

What do you deduce from it?

We're compelled to deduce and to deduct, because that's what we do in real life.

Merely what one might deduce from the facts.

Deduce the positions of the balls by firing lasers

I deduce that you're going to mail a letter.

But we can deduce their existence and attributes by measuring their effects on things that are directly observable.

But we can deduce their existence and attributes by measuring their effects on things that are directly observable.

Well, we deduce it by the direction that the ray is traveling as it enters our eye, right?

1951 Linus Pauling uses X ray crystallography to deduce the secondary structure of proteins.

On the average, it is correct to deduce that RBE declined in real terms.

So if you say, OK, if these two statements are true, what can you deduce?

So anyway, you have some statements and you deduce other statements that must be true given those.

So this guy, because he's a perfect logician, will deduce that he has to have a blue forehead.

Economists have relied on macroeconomic analysis and indicators to deduce quantitative relations between foreign borrowing and overall economic performance.

Okay so given the encryption of M0, this adversary is able to deduce the least significant bit of M0.

So then the second time that the lights get turned on, I can deduce that I have a blue forehead.

1929 Linus Pauling publishes Pauling's rules, which are key principles for the use of X ray crystallography to deduce molecular structure.

They point to Muslim rhetoric suffused with hatred of the West, and deduce that Muslims cannot be good citizens of Western democracies.

Thursday and came home in a dreadful mess, but as I have changed my clothes I can't imagine how you deduce it.

So the first example is suppose we have a broken encryption scheme, in other words suppose we have an adversary A that somehow given the cipher text he is always able to deduce the least significant bit of the plain text.

If you look at call by name and call by value and tell their relative determination, then, we know that both the variation surges will always deduce the same value provided the term evaluations terminate.

From the above, the authorities deduce that the issues raised by Mr. Singer have become moot, and that his case should therefore be dismissed.

For studying these stars high resolution spectroscopy is used, together with Doppler imaging which uses the rotation to deduce a map of the stellar surface.

It is complex because one cannot directly detect the situation one has to infer or deduce that the situation has occurred from a combination of other events.

To protect European corporations profits from their Havana hotels, the Union will cease inviting open minded people to EU embassies, and we will deduce who they are from the expression on the face of the dictator and his associates.

But the observable diffraction pattern the intensities and positions of the individual reflections represents only half of the data needed to deduce the structure of the diffracting object.

So if this is greater than 180, and we're subtracting it from 180, so this essentially says if angle A is greater than 90, and angle B is greater than 90, than what we can deduce is, from this statement right here.

But some of the threats that scientists (and economists) deduce from the surface temperature also reflect natural climate change, and thus cannot be mitigated through the reduction of CO2 emissions.

Deductive reasoning is, if I give you a bunch of statements and then from those statements you deduce, or you come to some conclusion that you know must be true.

On the contrary, it entailed the examination of the conflicting evidence of State practice and an endeavour to deduce what principles governing treaty relationships during exceptional circumstances were generally accepted by States.

It is true that I had a country walk on Thursday and came home in a dreadful mess, but as I have changed my clothes I can't imagine how you deduce it.

From this information, one can deduce the mass ( m ) of a single atom and since the molar mass ( M ) is known, the number of atoms in a mole can be calculated N A M m .

And when it finds one of those phrases, it grabs the sentence up to the period, and then automatically tries to deduce the age, gender and geographical location of the person that wrote that sentence.

This also works for quarks for the up quark, with a charge of 2 3, and an I 3 of 1 2, we deduce a hypercharge of 1 3, due to its baryon number (since you need 3 quarks to make a baryon, a quark has baryon number of 1 3).

(1999) deduce from Hubble Space Telescope observations that the galaxy experienced a major increase (accounting for 70 to 80 of its population) in its star formation rate between 6 Ga and 2 Ga (billion years ago).

Moreover it does not deduce, merely from the virtual impossibility of establishing any of the grounds for allowing an application, that the justice of the Administrative Tribunal apos s judgements in all cases is necessarily confirmed.

And then, from there, he could go and deduce other propositions or theorems (and we can use some of our original axioms to do that). And what's special about that is no one had really done that before. Rigorously proven beyond a shadow of a doubt across a whole, broad sweep of knowledge.

But, after studying some mechanics and using their imaginations, the physicist fish realize that they could deduce much simpler laws of motion by supposing that they are surrounded by a medium (water!) that complicates the appearance of things.

Genetically modified mice either lack a specific gene or gene pair (knock out mice) or carry a piece of foreign DNA integrated into their own chromosomes (transgenic mice), and are used to deduce the functions of particular genes.

As a result of FUSAG's having been placed in the south east, German intelligence would (and did) deduce that the center of the invasion force was opposite Calais, the point on the French coast closest to England and therefore a likely landing point.

Beyond the obvious facts that he has at some time done manual labour, that he takes snuff, that he is a Freemason, that he has been in China, and that he has done a considerable amount of writing lately, I can deduce nothing else.