Sentence examples for been deciphering from inspiring English sources
verb
To decode or decrypt a code or cipher to plain text.
State — have been deciphering these histories, investigating the microorganisms in our dust and how their lives are intertwined with our own.
He said Dr. Klee has been deciphering the molecular machineries in tomatoes that produce the flavor compounds, and that is not an easy task.
Of course, some of us will have tried drugs before the solitary half a pill on A-levels results night, or the entirety of sixth form spent smoking weed while we should have been deciphering what Chaucer was really trying to say in paragraph three on page 51 of The Canterbury Tales.
Of course, some of us will have tried drugs before – the solitary half a pill on A-levels results night, or the entirety of sixth form spent smoking weed while we should have been deciphering what Chaucer was really trying to say in paragraph three on page 51 of The Canterbury Tales.
They have not, however, been deciphered.
Much of that material had still not been deciphered or published, she said.
It is rumoured some of their plans have been deciphered on the Rosetta Stone.
As the accompanying article points out, only three of its four messages have been deciphered.
The Harappans' distinct writing system, which still has not been deciphered, fell into disuse.
The Meroitic cursive script has been deciphered, revealing that it transcribes an African language.
Makers' marks have long been deciphered, so the field appeals to collectors with scientific leanings.
