Sentence examples for being deciphered from inspiring English sources

Great art or music is not dependent on being deciphered or appreciated in its own time; it transcends period and even language.

There is no hint that German communications were being deciphered and read by the "Ultra" analysts at Bletchley Park or that the Abwehr in Spain was already being fed false information through the double agent Juan Pujol, "Agent Garbo".

He also got the kind of rebates the government gives to film production offered to theatre production, though the complexities of the scheme are still being deciphered by Arts Council England.

"The flight recorder, whose tapes are being deciphered, did not register any pressure on crew members," said the official, in an interview with the Interfax news service on Thursday.

The timing of their arrival and the identification of their ancestors are being deciphered not merely by the inspection of their bones, but also by analysis of the DNA within.

Even more useful for interpreting the human genome will be that of the mouse, whose genome is now being deciphered by a public consortium of academic centers and the Celera Genomics Group of Rockville, Md., the two groups that have been working to decode the human genome.

These, however, have yet to be deciphered.

They have not, however, been deciphered.

Any message that is verified then needs to be deciphered.

The clues are all there to be deciphered.

Linear B was deciphered as Greek in 1952 by Michael Ventris.