As hindsight has revealed, the half-heard signals that the play's characters strain to decipher in the distance were intimations of the Russian Revolution soon to come.
Dr. Quake's seems to be the eighth full genome, not counting the mosaic of individuals whose genomes were deciphered in the Human Genome Project.
In the five years since the piggyBac gene was disclosed, researchers worldwide have decoded more of the mouse genome than had been deciphered in the preceding 20 years.
Systematic explorations of Mayan sites were first undertaken in the 1830s, and a small portion of the writing system was deciphered in the early and mid-20th century.
It was only in the late 1980s -- after the sign for "sea" was deciphered in the Maya writing system -- that the importance of aquatic references in the culture's literature and art became apparent.
Because more than 90 percent of all non-capital habeas petitions are filed by prisoners acting as their own lawyers, the petitions are often difficult to decipher in the first place.
The effect of rGO amount on sensing properties was investigated, sensing mechanism model was established, and interaction between NH3 molecules and sensor was further deciphered in the present work.
The only reason she knew, she confessed, was because there were clues hidden in Kyle MacLachlan's Twitter account that only she knew how to decipher, in the time-stamps.
Reality had become so hard to decipher in the external world, the inner world of the self so fragmented, that the author could no longer claim to faithfully reproduce it naturalistically on the page.
Their supporters clung to their views of the couple as victims of the Red Scare until 1995, when the U.S. government released Soviet intelligence cables that had been intercepted and deciphered in the 1940s.
