Sentence examples for decipher time from inspiring English sources

In an accompanying text, Dean notes that the lantern's rotations help mark time in the darkness: "You decipher time in the gaps between the flashes.

If the eavesdropper would try to use multiple antennas for finding the bit mapping faster (for decreasing the unicity distance), the result would be multiple equivalent deciphering problems and the eavesdropper would gain nothing as far as deciphering time is concerned.

So if ancient Chinese manuscripts had been written with phonetic symbols, they'd become harder to decipher over time.

They were trying to decipher which time line was real and what that means for the rest of the arc.

There's no denying that Zack De La Rocha's voice is as forceful as it ever was, despite the unnaturally low volume imposed on the main stage meaning his between-song rants are hard to decipher at times.

"The unfortunate part about oil and gas laws with them being so grey it's difficult to decipher at times," wrote Hazlewood.

The sequential and different actions of even structurally similar laminins, possibly mediated through integrin β1-signaling, emphasize the importance of our study deciphering the time and spatial changes of the actual molecular constituents of the ECM during a HPC response.

As a result, innovations in methods for visualizing neural circuitry and for deciphering spike times will be necessary to further advance systems neuroscience with imaging.

Perhaps more realistically, building tools to analyse and decipher in real time the internet's "noise", and being able to detect "low-level signals" could be critical to effectively surfing the wave.

But Hut Eight had not been able to decipher in real time the 22 messages sent to the Bismarck because the Kriegsmarine was better at protecting its wireless traffic than the German army or the Luftwaffe, whose ciphers had been well penetrated the previous year.

An attempt to decipher the relative time frame in which gene duplication events led to toxin divergence was next undertaken.