"This [demand] may be of relevance, for example, in deciphering the Kenyan government's recent proposal to shift its anti-HIV strategy from 'voluntary' to [mandatory] 'infant' male circumcision," he says.
This simultaneous detection of DNA methylation and sequence variation is crucial for many downstream analyses, for example when deciphering the impact of SNVs on differential methylation.
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).
One project, for example, should focus on deciphering the basic language of the brain.
But the most promising market for Intel may lie at the core of network routers — in the processing chips, which act on the data directly by deciphering, for example, whether data are coming or going.
The proposed model employs a hybrid architecture in which our previously published encryption algorithm based on virtual-optics imaging methodology (VOIM) can be used to encipher and decipher data while an asymmetric algorithm, for example RSA, is applied for enciphering and deciphering the session key(s).
In Mr. Handelsman's "Economic Indicators," for example, two bemused figures try to decipher a painting composed of arrows pointing in multiple directions.
"The description of products differs from retailer to retailer, for example, so we need tech to decipher what is written on the receipt".
Some people will not be able to decipher incorrect spelling, for example: "Hwo too ask fur less fud at sumbodi's haus?" If you have that much trouble with spelling, right click on the word with a red squiggle underneath it, and it should have some spelling suggestions.
For example, some systems are abysmal when it comes to deciphering a voice with an accent.
