The ballot question is one of two almost incomprehensibly legalistic proposals to amend the State Constitution that New Jersey voters will be asked to decipher today.
With the help of his audience, he is creating his version of a Bayeux Tapestry, in the hopes that one day it will help to decipher today's Turkey.
Officials here admit that they were slow to recognize what they were up against when Mr. Guzmán, a former philosophy professor, unleashed his peasant revolt in the 1980s, an experience they bring to bear as they try to decipher today's rebels.
Their second album Decipher (2001) had received very positive reviews and their name was well known in the underground scene of the Netherlands.
It is After Forever's first full-length album since the dismissal of guitarist and composer Mark Jansen, whose musical tastes had strongly influenced the sound of their first work Prison of Desire (2000) and their successful second offering Decipher (2001).
Over the next seven to 10 years, the International Human Epigenome Consortium aims to expand on this work by deciphering 1,000 human epigenomes, Kundaje said.
The deletion in this patient falls within a 9.9 Mb de novo deletion in another patient with MR who is listed in DECIPHER (DECIPHER patient ID 4668).
Two hundred years from now, I hope these letters are going to function as documents, instrumental in deciphering today's society.
The genome of the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster, long studied by geneticists, was deciphered last year (Science, 24 March 2000, p. 2181).
Now, experiments show that the new compounds, which contain iron and arsenic, share something in common with the oldest known superconductors, which theorists deciphered 52 years ago.
