Sentence examples for deciphering problems from inspiring English sources

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.

These questions are optional, but they'll help others decipher problems.

Women on the spectrum are especially vulnerable sexually and emotionally, since they have problems deciphering intentions.

The challenge for scholars has come in deciphering what the problems are saying and checking their accuracy.

Well timed to coincide with heightened debate about gay rights and marriage equality in Australia, Holding the Man also got a good run, despite a screenplay that has problems deciphering what works on stage as opposed to the screen.

The importance of mice in deciphering these complex problems is repeatedly confirmed.

With the system broken once, the flood gates are open while CAPTCHAs reach a limit in terms of how far they can be obfuscated because real humans would then have problems deciphering them.

If that were the only obstacle, there would be no problem deciphering reality.

During the remainder of his career, he addressed himself to problems of deciphering.

An article in Vanity Fair offered an armchair assessment of Mr. Bush's propensity for mispronunciations: Dyslexia, a condition associated with problems in deciphering the written word.

Where do you turn if you don't have deep pockets or significant assets, or if you simply need help unraveling more mundane, yet crucial, financial problems, like deciphering the terms of a mortgage, the ins and outs of balance transfers or your 401(k) plan's corporate matching system?