Sentence examples similar to a challenge of decoding from inspiring English sources

These conditions, in addition to neural reorganization, pose a challenge to decoding neural commands for BMIs.

It is no wonder that we as humans find the process and challenge of decoding our genetic information such an irresistible endeavor.

In fact, you get the sense that he rather likes the lingo with it's own alphabets, codes, and other linguistic intricacies as well as the challenge of decoding them.

"After being immersed for a few years with the computational challenges of decoding regulatory genomics, she confided her excitement to me, saying something like, 'I think I've become a biologist — I mean a real biologist — and it's fabulous.' " To that end, Ms. Koller is spending a sabbatical doing research with biologists at the University of California, San Francisco.

Essentially, semantic search is a new way of decoding a given search query.

It is a world of decoding and cake sales, programming and pub quizzes.

The data from other translation systems suggest a uniform rate of decoding for all tRNAs38.

A sampling of decoded Miller riffs follows, courtesy of the scholars at Britannica and Shadowpack.

Genetic switch: We've heard a lot about the plummeting cost of decoding DNA.

Since the video launched, fans have displayed a terrifying dedication to the business of decoding it.

Demonstration of decoding improvement by redesigning a current Kalman decoding model based on hand movement characteristics may indicate the importance of design factors in decoding models and thus in BCIs.