0 present participle of deduce --
1 to reach an answer or a decision by thinking carefully about the known facts: --
Parameters are also a means for deducing equalities of variables on the right-hand side of rules.
The signal processing mainly involves observing behavior in these frequency bands, and deducing the physiological state based on its analysis.
The rest of the chapter describes a set of tasks that are appropriate for systematically deducing a child's specific area(s) of difficulty.
First, the existence of multiple equilibria in indefinitely repeated games precludes the possibility of deducing a one-to-one mapping from environmental variables to any particular equilibrium.
However, deducing dynamic processes such as population growth rates () from static patterns is an issue of debate.
In contrast, the functionalists aimed at deducing the given structures from presupposed constraints of function.
Deducing inferences of this sort is a hard problem, and beyond the current capabilities of our system.
While it is typical in philosophy of science to talk about deducing results from theories, the inferential moves described above are patently not deductive.
