With continued focus and awareness, chess seductively suggests, we can decipher our chaotic landscape.
He was moved by Dostoyevsky's"impassioned questions," hisstruggle to "decipher our own beings," hisfurious battles with the center of faith.
Using them will ensure that others who use our work don't wish a pox upon us while trying to decipher our intentions.
Soon enough, scientists say, we will all be able to decipher our own genomes — the six billion letters of genetic code containing the complete inventory of the traits we inherited from our parents — for as little as $1,000.
Given how difficult it is for some humans to decipher our tweets and status updates, these algorithms often come with a huge margin of error.
Science fiction is full of machines that can peer inside our heads and decipher our thoughts, and science, it seems, is catching up.
He clearly states his objective on page 12: "Embedded in the history of the gene (emphasis mine) is the 'the quest for eternal youth, the Faustian myth of abrupt reversal of fortune, and our own century's flirtation with the predictability of man.' Embedded equally, is the desire to decipher our manual of instructions.
Still, these native Anglophones err if they overestimate their natural advantages, which will become increasingly tenuous as ever more millions diligently work to decipher our tongue, warns Montgomery, a multilingual geological scientist, scientific translator, and author of several books on scientific communication.
Shahidi herself has been a major activist voice for young people, helping to decipher our moment.
