Translation for 'deduction from sth' from English to French

deduction from sth.

retenue {f} sur qc.

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to bring sb./sth. back up from sth.

remonter qn./qc. de qc. [d'en bas]

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to get sb./sth. into safety from sth.

abriter qn./qc. de qc.

to flit about from sth. to sth.

papillonner de qc. à qc.

to get rid of sth. from sth.

éliminer qc. de qc. [substance]

to move sth./sb. away from sth.

écarter qc./qn. de qc.

to bring sth. back from sb./sth.

rapporter qc. de qn./qc. [là-bas]

to take sth. away from sth.

retrancher qc. de qc.math.

ôter qc. à qc.math.

flight to sth. from sth.

vol {m} vers qc. de qc.aviat.

to cut sth. out from sth.

retrancher qc. de qc.

separated from sth. by sth.

séparé de qc. par qc. {adj} {past-p}

to tell sth. from sth. [differentiate]

différencier qc. de qc.

transition from sth. to sth.

passage {m} de qc. à qc.

to convert sth. from into sth.

convertir de qc. en qc.math.monnaie

to expect sth. from sb./sth.

attendre qc. de qn./qc.

to land sb./sth. from sth.

débarquer qn./qc. [passager, troupe] de qc.

to steal sth. (from sb./sth.)

soustraire qc. (à qn./qc.) [voler]dr.

to take sth. out from sth.

retirer qc. de qc.

to rout sth. out from sth.

déloger qc. de qc. [animal]chasse

to flush sth. out from sth.

déloger qc. de qc. [peste]

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• Utilizing an array of scholarly commentary on the two traditions and historical deduction from what can be considered to be the best primary source material available, the author traces the development of Taoism and Buddhism in China and Japan for two millennia.

• The United States Revenue Act of 1971 reinstated the investment tax credit, repealed the 7% automobile excise tax, and increased the minimum standard deduction from $1,000 to $1,300.
• Relief is also given as a deduction from profits chargeable to corporation tax to certain payments to charities, certain royalty payments made by non-traders and some manufactured overseas dividends.
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• And the "deduction from the will of man" is "always revolutionary".
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• Insofar as clarification by pragmatic reflection suits explanatory hypotheses and fosters predictions and testing, pragmatism points beyond the usual duo of foundational alternatives: deduction from self-evident truths, or "rationalism"; and induction from experiential phenomena, or "empiricism".
• The Latin tag ("I think, therefore the world is such it is") makes it clear that "must" indicates a deduction from the fact of our existence; the statement is thus a truism.