Sentence examples for can decipher that from inspiring English sources

(Relaying the Beijing comment later, Mr. Huntsman told a group of reporters, "You all can decipher that").

With some books you can decipher that the writer is smarter than you.

Each new generation of faster, denser chips can decipher signals that were too faint or too jumbled for previous receivers to parse.

But as you get out of the car, you realize that almost every word you can decipher is one that can't be used in this newspaper.

But as you get out of the car to fill your tank, you realize that almost every word you can decipher is one that can't be used in this newspaper.

Indeed many previous studies on this topic (a dreadfully undersized representation can be found from references 13, [31] [39]) had hinted that with an objective quantification of self-similarity, we can decipher the hidden symmetry that connects global patterns of macroscopic properties in proteins (say hydrophobicity distribution, polarizability distribution etc).

Some whiz kid is probably months away from inventing an app that can decipher whether you're fantasizing about co-workers, or whether you're just fantasizing about normal people who will never have sex with you.

The calculator-size device, which is marketed by the Spanish maternity-products company Rosmari, has a microprocessor that can decipher the broad meaning of a baby's cry with 87percentt accuracy, claims Monagas (when the parent also consults the "symptom table" of the baby's body language, that figure rises to 98percentt, he says).

Natural language classifier: to create apps that can decipher intent and meaning when questions are asked in different ways.

There's only one computer in the United States that can decipher the data and a Toyota engineer has to be there at all times to "interpret" the meaning of this data stream.

As best as one can decipher from a campaign that consistently contradicted itself and was headed by a candidate with no real foreign policy experience, this meant prioritizing U.S. interests and security and improving America's standing in the world.