The music industry continued to decipher ways in which to turn a profit in the digital domain.
Working through the night in the crown prince's offices, typically until 5 a.m., he deciphers the ways of Washington for his nocturnal boss.
Reeve has a dogged intelligence, and in the past eight years he has developed a nuanced understanding of the biology of spinal-cord injury; he has learned how the scientific establishment sets priorities and conducts its research; and he has deciphered the ways that different branches of the government permit or bar innovative medical treatments.
3. It fails to address the problem of nomenclature: the label "extremist" is not always deciphered in ways that make sense to ordinary Muslims.
-- did the Goldmans deliberately make the instruments complicated, so most everyone couldn't figure them out, identify their species, label their parts, and thus, they were free to wield the instruments as they saw fit, because nobody but them could decipher their ways?
We are clearing space – but we have yet to decipher a way to build on it.
In addition, many streets have no lights, and sometimes confusing arrangements of concertina wire, concrete blocks and parked vehicles make it difficult to decipher which way to go.
The department is also looking for computational models that could illuminate how groups make what seem to be irrational decisions, and decipher the way the brain processes social and cultural norms.
As scientists rush to decipher the way genes express their biological functions, the public's hopes and fears about the power of DNA have found expression in forms both prosaic and profound.
They won Siemens on Dec. 6. Louis Fernandez died on Jan .2. Matt speaks fondly of his father, of their weekend projects, of how it has now fallen to him to decipher the way his dad, a software engineer, set up their home's networked electronics — even though his mother, Linda Blakely, trained as a mechanical engineer.
