Sentence examples for be deciphered for from inspiring English sources

It is inscribed with texts in both pictorial language and Greek, allowing hieroglyphs to be deciphered for the first time.

That sentence needs to be deciphered for those who aren't following every twist of Volkswagen's response to its emissions crisis.

They gave a performance that will be deciphered for longer than it is celebrated, even if it moves them appreciably closer to the quarter-finals, with only Monday's meeting with Croatia remaining in Group B. Reservations about this display will be suspended purely to allow acclaim for Wayne Rooney.

The interconnected parts make up a massive closed system of themes and symbols that scholars will be deciphering for years to come (Stephen Holden).

In this biography of a stormy Renaissance personality, Cardano's gambling studies are deciphered for the first time, and a translation of the Book on Games of Chance is appended.

In the past decade and a half, the mechanisms underlying photoreceptor operation have been deciphered for most photoreceptor types.

Derivation of IDD cDNAs from these resources allowed the intron-exon structure and full-length versions of 20 IDD genes to be deciphered, except for ZmIDD8, for which a definitive stop codon could not be assigned.

Until the mid-20th century, very little Mayan writing could be deciphered except for the symbols representing numbers, dates, and rulers' names and denoting such events as birth, death, and capture.

In Fig. 11 it can be seen that for a target tolerance of ±0.015 mm, the predicted C pk is 1.5 and from Fig. 12 it can be deciphered that for a target C pk of 2.0, the predicted tolerance is ±0.020 mm.

The molecular and structural determinants involved in these various CRT properties still need to be deciphered, except for the lectin binding site [9].

The pages of the Black Book need to be deciphered with care, for each image is a precise symbolic construction.