Sentence examples for devices to decipher from inspiring English sources

For instance, the conformational dynamics of DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid) play a significant role in regulating cellular functions as well as modulating the sensitivity and selectivity of DNA-based sensors, promising diagnostic devices to decipher the genetic basis of diseases [ 6].

Brain signals that encode imagined words could be harder to decipher and the device must be small and operate wirelessly.

Pellicano would then dump data collected from those devices into a computer program and organize it to decipher conversations, the sources said.

For example, a fraction converted to a decimal on a recipe card may be hard for some people to decipher as most food measuring devices use fraction symbols.

Wal-Mart did not specify why it was discontinuing its Kindle sales, but analysts said it was not hard to decipher, given that the retailer will still sell similar devices from companies like Apple, Google, Barnes & Noble and Samsung.

These results require a systematic organization to decipher the relationships between chemical structure and OLED device performance.

But it would be difficult to decipher some of them on a mobile phone or wearable device.

Biometric belts and recording devices can transmit detailed data like heart rate, skin temperature and facial movements that researchers use to decipher viewer engagement.

In a digital age, when our audience is reading material on their mobile device, or crunched for time sitting at a desk, they shouldn't need an English degree to decipher the code.

Few universities possessed such a device, but then again, Williams was the first to have the type of raw data this technology was meant to decipher.

Those intentions are not hard to decipher.