Sentence examples for decipher the directions from inspiring English sources
We have no idea, really, how to program the thermostat (and are unable to decipher the directions, because they're in a type size suited to far younger eyes), so we just fiddle with it from hour to hour and let the house go frigid overnight.
Last year, a friend and I spent two hours there, attempting to decipher the directions in a gazetteer of rock gravestones as night fell, and employing the help of a friendly guy in a Humvee, who had never heard of Parsons, but seemed fascinated by these two English boys, trying desperately to locate him.
Or when I went "Office Space printer scene" on a playhouse because I couldn't, for the life of me, decipher the directions.
Consequently, we are more likely to observe the results of this second scenario in the sequenced individuals, and we can use it to decipher the direction of detected horizontally transferred TEs (Dias and Carareto 2012).
It is designed, he says, for guys like him, office-bound guys with back trouble, but because he hasn't deciphered the directions on the tag attached to its spine, he's not sure how or if it is improving his.
After hours of deciphering the directions and gathering together the countless tiny parts, inevitably you discover that a piece is missing.
You'll need an action figure of Han Solo, cooking chocolate, and the ability to decipher the clear as mud directions.
In this study, we propose new concepts of dissipation, saturation and direction to decipher the information flow behaviours in the pathways and thereby infer the biological pathways from a given source to its target.
Through being able to decipher simple directions from analysing brain signals, they hope that new types of tool that can convey this kind of information between people could be developed.
To decipher the activation status of the STAT1 network, we analyzed the direction of expression of STAT1 interaction network genes.
Now, for the first time, researchers have used algorithms to decipher the hidden sexism across 700 major screenplays (which contain scene descriptions, stage directions and scripts) that consistently position female roles in more passive and submissive states.
