Sentence examples for encoded from inspiring English sources

You can tell that's the case because as soon as someone mentions gene products, the myriad protein molecules encoded by genes, suddenly there's a switch-off.

Much of this material had been encoded before, during the millennial Napster frenzy.

Each of the reissues was then encoded into an alphabet soup of file types – FLAC, AAC and MP3 – so that ultimately there were more than 30 options for downloading this one album alone.

The risk is that you change the DNA strand at critical places where the replication and proliferation is encoded.

To my amazement the new software does not allow me to download e-mail attachments in Microsoft's own format, Word.Instead, I receive a message urging me to buy Office 365 Home Premium for $99.99 a year so I can read documents encoded in Microsoft's proprietary format.

In 2012 a law was passed requiring the encryption of most companies' databases, yet the filched data were not encoded.

And if messages can one day be encoded in the molecules themselves, then bandwidth and speed would increase exponentially.But speed is not necessarily the point.

On the internet everything travels in the form of "packets" of data, encoded using internet protocol, or IP.

If this junk had a role, it was just to space out the remaining 1%, the genes in which instructions about how to make proteins are encoded, in a useful way in the cell nucleus.That, it now seems, was about as far from the truth as it is possible to be.

Without properly encoded and encrypted movie files from the studios, even the most high-tech directors will not be able to get their work in front of an audience.Mr Beck suspects that cinemas keen to start defraying the cost of their projectors might not be prepared to wait.

He and his team have managed to set a record (739.3 kilobytes) for the amount of unique information encoded.