The phrase "as kind of codes" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a comparison or categorization, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The symbols were used as kind of codes to convey secret messages."
Alternatives: "as a type of code" or "as a form of code."
That we should understand code as kind of law, because code can restrict or enable freedoms in just the way law should..
It also serves as a kind of code review: are you happy to attach your name publicly to this convoluted piece of code or model-breaking hackery?
It's potentially funny in its own right (that varies from episode to episode, and was more true in Season 2 than it has been so far in Season 3), but it also serves as a kind of code, in both the moral and the encryption senses.
This visual information is passed on to output cells and then transmitted to the brain as a kind of code, where it is reconstructed to make up the letters in this sentence you are reading right now.
It's called "social steganography", a phrase coined by academic Danah Boyd, which refers to the use of shared social conventions as a kind of code: to hide meanings in plain sight, through the use of references that only particular people can understand.
The input, output, and retrieval processing in a database-centric environment can be perceived as it follows: the inputting as a receiver, a kind of coding sub-systems that transforms data out of user interface that may appear in the form of an interactive document.
"Don't take Trump literally" has become a cliché, but that doesn't make it wrong, exactly; it serves as a useful warning, a kind of code for, This dude is gonna say a lot of crazy shit, so take it all with a grain of salt.
The alliance, which includes network collaboration as well as coordinated pricing, sales and scheduling, goes beyond the kind of code-share agreements that are common in the industry.
A tapestry is a reminder that French artisans mastered pixelation, as well as a kind of analog coding, a good 500 years before the internet.
Biologists have long speculated that the redundancy may have been designed so as to coexist with some other kind of code, and this, Dr. Segal said, could be the nucleosome code.
The next year, Microsoft's research team unveiled a new kind of code known as the High Capacity Color Barcode (HCCB), composed of small, brightly colored triangles in geometric patterns.
