Sentence examples for an attempt to decode from inspiring English sources

It felt as though long spells were spent in an attempt to decode it all, and the ever-evolving formations served to ask questions of Luis Enrique.

At GregoryWayTV.com I am blogging in an attempt to decode this mysterious thing called life.

In AF relaying, the relay node retransmits a scaled version of the received message without any attempt to decode it.

He embarks upon a brave attempt to decode Anderson's inane lyrics, provides an astute technical description of the way Steve Howe seems to play lead and rhythm guitar at the same time, and identifies the pivotal moment when Rick Wakeman, the keyboard player, met Denise Gandrup, a designer of sparkly capes, which became his signature.

My experience of assessment for learning has been having to attempt to decode a load of opaque gruel that refuses to gives up its meaning; followed by a fairly certain realisation that observed lessons that do not have some form of peer- or self-assessment are now judged to be somehow dysfunctional.

Most recently, Sam Miller and Tarquin Hall, both experienced British reporters, have published books that attempt to decode this confounding megalopolis, an ever-expanding urban corridor in which the 21st century's ambitions and nightmares seem to thrive side by side.

This year, your Speculatroners shall convene every Sunday and attempt to decode and defang in a way that will hopefully leave you feeling unharmed and less confused.

Note that the amplify-and-forward relaying protocol is adopted and SR does not attempt to decode the primary signal, thus it is treated as an interference in (7).

A popular method for investigating whether stimulus information is present in fMRI response patterns is to attempt to "decode" the stimuli from the response patterns with a multivariate classifier.

The latest attempt to decode the feminist punk rocker lands in April, 21 years after his suicide.

My Brief History is being hailed not as another bestselling attempt to decode the mysteries of the universe but as his most personal book to date.