According to singer Kristian Bell, Annabel Dream Reader is "a shameless breakup album", though the lyrics are often too drenched in reverb and Bell's Cobainesque howl to be decipherable.
Family solidarity, particularly the extent of support from Dreyfus's brother Mathieu, is also revealed in letters that he wrote, which had been previously ignored by scholars because of their barely decipherable handwriting.
"The Liberated One", a self-portrait painted in Amsterdam in 1937, shows a distressed Beckmann, with the word "Amerika" just decipherable in the bottom left-hand corner.
It wants the current order paper, decipherable only by parliamentary aficionados, to be replaced by a more accessible agenda.
Most real applications require uniquely decipherable codes.
Each of the examples cited above is of a floating chronology i.e., a decipherable record of time that was terminated long ago.
A less useful encoding M → S A 0 B 1 C 00 D 11 Encodings that produce a different signal for each distinct message are called "uniquely decipherable".
The encoding here has the virtue of being uniquely decipherable, but, to understand what makes it "impractical," consider the following strings: 011111111111111 and 01111111111111.
The earliest manuscripts with decipherable music are believed to date from the 13th century.
Though the images are more or less decipherable (much time and effort has been spent by scholars and scientists determining the types of herbs and other plants), the text has proved otherwise.
They are appreciated more as highly suggestive and dreamlike meditations rather than for any decipherable meaning they may possess.
