Sentence examples for equivalent deciphering 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.

An average silhouette width of 1.00 is equivalent to consistently deciphering the same mutational signature, whereas a low silhouette width indicates lack of reproducibility of the solution.

Of course some of the appeal remains in deciphering what is fictional and what is real – hence complaints about the pair spending the equivalent of a licence fee on a lunch – although the conceit feels somewhat more contrived this time around.

Deciphering such a plan will be important for the unravelling of the 'real' physiological roles of apparently equivalent pathways that can operate through the coupling of different enzyme isoforms.

Deciphering cues is hard, however.

"Pop opera" requires less deciphering.

Deciphering this can get confusing.

Deciphering hieroglyphs became his constant preoccupation.

Will Turing's massive deciphering machine work?

Deciphering such patterns could improve prevention efforts.

He had no way of deciphering this.