单词例句
Mary didn't seem at all impressed by his deductive powers.
玛丽似乎根本不为他的推论能力所动。
He is quite satisfied with the students' deductive abilities.
他对学生的推理能力相当满意。
He used his deductive powers.
他运用他的推理能力。
**Deductive reasoning** allows us to derive specific conclusions from general principles.
**演绎推理**使我们能够从一般原则中推导出具体结论。
Through **deductive logic**, mathematicians prove theorems by starting with axioms.
数学家通过**演绎逻辑**，从公理出发证明定理。
The detective used **deductive methods** to identify the suspect, piecing together clues systematically.
侦探使用**演绎方法**来识别嫌疑人，系统地拼凑线索。
In philosophy, **deductive arguments** are those in which the conclusion necessarily follows from the premises.
在哲学中，**演绎论证**是指结论必然从前提中得出的论证。
**Deductive inference** is a cornerstone of scientific methodology, allowing researchers to make predictions based on established theories.
**演绎推理**是科学方法论的基石，它使研究人员能够根据既定理论做出预测。
By applying **deductive reasoning**, we can anticipate the outcome of an experiment given certain conditions.
通过应用**演绎推理**，我们可以预测在特定条件下实验的结果。
The process of solving a mathematical proof often involves a series of **deductive steps**, each building upon the previous one.
解决数学证明的过程通常涉及一系列**演绎步骤**，每个步骤都建立在前一个步骤之上。
Sherlock Holmes was famous for his ability to use **deductive techniques** to solve even the most baffling mysteries.
夏洛克·福尔摩斯以其运用**演绎技巧**解决甚至是最令人困惑的谜团而闻名。
The syllogism is a classic example of **deductive reasoning**, consisting of a major premise, a minor premise, and a conclusion.
三段论是**演绎推理**的经典例子，包括一个大前提、一个小前提和一个结论。
In formal logic, a valid argument is one where, if the premises are true, the conclusion must be true due to the application of **deductive rules**.
在形式逻辑中，一个有效的论证是指如果前提为真，由于应用了**演绎规则**，结论必须为真。