The raw signal intensities were deciphered into CEL-files using the Affymetrix DataExchangeConsole (Affymetrix Inc., Santa Clara, CA, USA).
The Harappans' distinct writing system, which still has not been deciphered, fell into disuse.
For Raya 2016, they tapped into customer data to decipher that Malaysian citizens that identify themselves as Malay were more inclined toward a particular range of Maybelline.
He's dyslexic, meaning that his brain must work as much as five times harder to decipher symbols, translate them into sounds and then string those sounds into meaningful words.
Workers at the lab decipher raw seismic data into magnitudes and locations for the thousands of earthquakes that now shake Oklahoma each year.
Apple's Siri uses such a network to decipher speech, sorting sounds into recognizable chunks before drawing on contextual clues and past experiences to guess at how best to group them into words.
The Takara Company plans to market a hand-held device that it says can decipher growls and yelps into six "feelings" -- frustration, alarm, self-expression, happiness, sadness and desire.
In one of her books, she writes of a character: "Once she dreamed, on the night before a reading she was to give, that rather than words on paper, there were tiny objects linked one to another, which she had to decipher instantly, and turn into words, sentences, a story, flawlessly, of course".
Now a team of geologists has found that researchers may have been using a faulty key to decipher mudstones' codes, throwing into question conclusions about everything from ancient climate to paleogeography.
The past year has seen a number of projects emerge to try and help decipher whether a startup has what it takes to grow into something substantial.
It's impossible to decipher, when we are thrown into a state of grieving, what sensations and atmospherics we concoct to make sense out of something that does not make sense.
