Additionally, the expression correlation values of h2h pairs calculated across more than 100 microarray datasets enable a second-order correlation analysis of h2h pairs (15), through which we may get closer to deciphering the transcription regulation mechanism of h2h organization.
He secretly filmed meetings with men who promised they could get his tax bill right down and then got lawyers to decipher what they planned to do.
It is very hard to get a machine to decipher emotion and meaning from raw text unless they are doing mere keyword searches (see, for example, Powerset).
But a new source of supply is now emerging: crowdsourcing.HivemindCrowdsourcing is a way to get jobs like deciphering images, ranking websites and answering surveys done for money by online workers.
It's a bit like photorealism, where you can look at the images from a distance and think they are a photograph, but when you get closer and try to decipher their pixels, you are surprised by masterful brushstrokes instead.
By Avi Zenilman October 1, 2009 Perpetual California politician Jerry Brown gets vaguer and harder to decipher, but not more progressive, with age.
Batters mainly have two opportunities to decipher a pitch: by getting a glimpse of the pitcher's grip (and sometimes his body position) and by reading the pattern that the seams on the ball create.
Nuances of faith, politics and sexual identity enrich what initially presents as a classic good son-bad son tale, and although the film's melting-pot patois is occasionally too dense to decipher, we get the gist.
If you think that the personal computer business is filled with jargon and impossible to decipher acronyms, get ready for the even more arcane and frustrating telecom world.
From there, things get stranger, so any attempt to decipher it here would be useless.
