0 past simple and past participle of deduce --
1 to reach an answer or a decision by thinking carefully about the known facts: --
Then the states of line inputs may always be deduced from the state of line outputs.
From this special case the waves due to a small pressure distributed over a finite area may be deduced by integration.
The evolution of the velocity difference e(s) for one step can be directly deduced from the evolution of (s).
All the properties of the decohering walk can be deduced from these equations.
The value of the corona inception voltage is readily deduced from the corresponding experimental data.
The protein kinase family : conserved features and deduced phylogeny of the catalytic domains.
The main frequency of the virtual cathode is also deduced.
The effects of various dampings on the threshold of the gravitational instability can be deduced by numerical solutions of (26) and (27).
