I began to think of the rise and fall of their blinds and mine as a kind of Morse code, sent back and forth across the street in winking increments that said the same thing over and over.
DENVER -- A comment by Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney earlier this week regarding how he would overhaul the U.S. tax code set off a back-and-forth between the Romney and Obama campaigns on Wednesday.
She and the cousin tried to decipher it like one might a code, reading passages back and forth.
The back-and-forth continues for weeks.
It's a back-and-forth conversation.
Typically, Mr. Nohl said, as many as 40 packets of coded information are sent back and forth, many just simple commands like, "I have a call for you," or "Wait".
They're doing more deepsea stuff, but we got in touch with them, shared a bit of code, and we optimised it back and forth, so we've both benefited.
In this carefully concealed room in this one-time depot on the underground railroad, Randall shows Ellen the walls covered with numbers, a code for the knocks rapped back and forth, "each number corresponding to a different letter, the clusters of numbers... actually words spoken between those on the side of freedom and those still running for their lives".
Thereafter, the initial codes were compared in a back and forth process to test, consolidate, and refine emerging categories of codes.
These two researchers then compared and discussed the coding and resultant themes, moving back and forth within the data to ascertain that themes captured the meaning of the coded data, and revising where necessary the fit of the coded data into each theme.
