They are also faster learners than dogs, and their behaviour is easier to decipher and control than an insect's.
Things seem clearer, easier to decipher, and simpler.
Things seem clearer, easier to decipher, and just simpler.
This is not easy to decipher, and no one really has done that satisfactorily, up to this point, but it's something that one would want to keep in mind, as one thinks about the meaning of these still life paintings.
And thankfully, England's new rule is simple and easy to decipher and retroactively act upon when clear video evidence is available.
Moreover, we limited the upper range of the gRNA-seq reads, which gives transcription units a block appearance, to make it easier to decipher their 5′ and 3′ boundaries.
Of course, there are flawed books about the lives of many recently deceased American novelists, from Norman Mailer to Hunter S Thompson, but their characters have been assessed by numerous authors, and are somewhat easier to decipher than that of Heller, whose mixture of geniality and bile, and egotism and philanthropy, seem at times to have been a mystery even to himself.
Experiences like that have convinced the F.C.C. that phone and Internet companies should make their contracts and usage limits easier to decipher, clearly spelling out how limits can be reached and instructing customers on how to know when new, steeper fees are likely to apply.
Compared with the original murky photographs of the writing in ink now fading on paper darkened by heat or fire, the digital images on the computer were far easier to decipher because she was able to lighten, darken and enlarge them to see the text and torn areas more clearly.
It is easier to decipher the sources of Mr. Preljocaj's mix of formal dance and emotionally expressive gesture.
