These were usually apparent in situations where sensory inputs compete with one another, for example, when trying to decipher speech in a noisy environment (Kuchinsky et al. 2012), or during visual imagery (Amedi et al. 2005), but were also associated with normal audiovisual speech perception (van Wassenhove et al. 2005).
In Mr. Handelsman's "Economic Indicators," for example, two bemused figures try to decipher a painting composed of arrows pointing in multiple directions.
Exploring the archives, I managed to decipher, for example, how much money the Puerto Rican government had spent more than $250 million—during three decades of endless feasibility studies for the construction of a cargo port that never materialized and that was being proposed yet again.
"The description of products differs from retailer to retailer, for example, so we need tech to decipher what is written on the receipt".
These are examples of agencies that dare to decipher the complex reality of their clients' businesses and come up with more than a quick-fire solution to a marketing challenge that will be forgotten when the next YouTube video goes viral.
As his own and Smith's examples both demonstrate, the ability to decipher cuneiform is one that gives to those rare few possessed of it a heady privilege: the prospect of making remarkable discoveries in texts that have been unread for millennia.
In this workshop, we will analyze examples of journal article introductions to decipher the "moves" writers must make to present their research effectively.
Robodoctors (complex algorithms) can scan the quality of voice, or photos (for example, to detect skin cancer), or to decipher findings in MRI's or CT Scans.
The first example is when a student learns to decipher music purely by ear without any attention to note reading or music theory.
For example, in 2016, researchers used cryo-EM to decipher the structure of the Zika virus.
If we take the example of rape, the evidence is difficult to decipher.
