decipherability

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• Q’s posts contain clues, and adherents are told to decipher the messages and do independent research to uncover the secrets.

• Reading a scientific paper can sometimes feel like deciphering a wall of code.

• Now, scientists are figuring out how, thanks to the first-ever deciphering, or sequencing, of the tuatara’s genetic instruction book.

• Like hand-drawn maps from early explorers sailing to the western hemisphere, these maps provide the brain’s geographical patterns from which we try to decipher functional connections.

• Link receivers and providers can easily decipher sponsored links from “untrustworthy” nofollow links.

• It was beyond the capacity of any human cryptologist to decipher the signals.

• I never owned a copy but I knew people who did, and we spent hours in dorm rooms trying to decipher what was on it.

• For those few months it may have appeared quite simple to decipher the good from the bad.

• The duchess sat at a replica radio to hear, learn about, and decipher morse code.

• After a brief exchange to decipher why Smith, Alencar, and Mousa wanted to go to Syria, the journalists told them to go home.

• The Greek character will now become easy to decipher; and the evening papers may take King Otho both off the throne and on.

• She longed to penetrate below the surface and decipher the strange palimpsest of human life.

• We do not propose that he shall decipher the hieroglyphics of algebra and geometry.

• The printers were not compelled to decipher the peculiarities of anyone's handwriting; Stowe's copy was printed and punctuated.