Sentence examples for deciphering all the from inspiring English sources

The Times asked readers to help play archeologist, uncovering and deciphering all the video's clues to determine exactly when the film was shot and who the Yankees' opponent was that sunny day.

Outside of human resources matters, they cover changes to services; reconfiguration of services; deciphering all the rules and regulations so that people can do their jobs; interpreting the complicated rules around commissioning care; commercial deals; inquests and dealing with families; and supporting clinical staff in making the right decision in the best interest of the patient.

One way to begin sorting out the many genetic players in a bee brain, as well as a bee body, Dr. Robinson said, is through a bee genome project, deciphering all the subunits of bee DNA as has been done, more or less, with the human genome.

Understanding the complexity of the central regulatory mechanisms in the nucleus will form a foundation for deciphering all the different effector functions that are associated with macrophage activation.

It could fill a row of seats behind the other team's bench with espionage experts to decipher all the sideline cues.

The results of new sequencing technologies that directly decipher all the active genes of a species suggest that in susceptible frogs, the immune system doesn't go on the defensive; the fungi somehow evades the body's defenses.

But writing about the 35-acre coastline property from the real estate brochure practically required an English-Irish dictionary to decipher all the charm points.

Next comes the terrifying transition from crib to big kid bed, which is sure to set the sleep back a bit, but pales in comparison to the challenge of cleaning Goldfish out of your minivan while trying to decipher all the rules for packing a preschooler's lunch.

We couldn't quite decipher all the entries we received, despite consulting individuals half our age, but there were a number of laudable efforts.

Of course in such exhibitions you can't get really immersed in texts or fully decipher all the handwritten notes (though transcriptions are provided).

My degree is in finance and economics, and I can decipher all the expert articles.