Sentence examples for how we decipher from inspiring English sources

"[The wunderkammer] puts a particular kind of spin on our relationship with the world and how we decipher it, and how we choose to categorise it and then display it".

In this essential primer, Professor Mark Galeotti uncovers the man behind the myth, addressing the key misperceptions of Putin and explaining how we can decipher his motivations and next moves.

"This person can say it's Adderall, and how do we decipher the fakers from not?

How do we decipher the signs that are written by the praying body?

How will we decipher the meanings of the tests, determine the value of the information provided, or appropriately encourage or discourage various applications of that genetic information?

The question is that with more cutting edge (scanning) methods, how much can we decipher the circuits that give us our distinctive capabilities?" he said.

The guiding argument of their collaboration, "Where God Lives in the Human Brain" (Pilgrim; $22.95), is that our cerebral circuitry provides a Rosetta stone that will allow us not only to decipher how we experience religion but also to decode God's attributes and intentions.

Especially now, as a new generation comes up that is anxious to determine our role on the spectrum of progress, to decipher how we might realize that "the arc of the moral universe... bends towards justice".

Deciphering how it works – ie how we smell things – has been a major headache for scientists throughout the 20th and 21st centuries.

By studying different processes of the brain — image recognition, learning a language and so on — we can decipher how those processes work and how we learn.

I mean, how could we possibly decipher the code of the entire genome?