During the questioning, the interviewer sees the computer's interpretation of the responses immediately, although deciphering the charts generated by the computer requires training.
When the oracle bones were rediscovered, at the end of the nineteenth century, Chinese scholars were able to begin deciphering them immediately — a marked contrast with Egyptian hieroglyphics, which were unintelligible for centuries, until the excavation of the Rosetta stone.
Now you can decipher the anagram.
Immediately after the standard genetic code was deciphered, it has become apparent that the code table has a distinctly non-random structure, with similar codons encoding related amino acids [ 2, 40, 50, 51].
Immediately, diligent reporters and analysts went to work deciphering Trump's tweets not unlike Talmudic scholars teasing out the implications of a particularly obscure bit from the Hebrew Bible.
The results you see onscreen may not be immediately clear until you have some experience in learning to decipher them.
It was an unforgettable moment for me, but never made it to the film, knowing that it would not easily be deciphered by many of my "Western" audiences, not immediately able to comprehend this dramatic sigh of pain and privilege (The Daughter of the East).
Taken together, we deciphered the pathway that allows synaptic vesicles to fuse immediately upon Ca2+-triggering.
According to Schilling, Pyongyang can probably fit a nuclear warhead on an ICBM "pretty much immediately," but he noted that the North Korean government will likely spend a few weeks or months deciphering the results of Monday's test before working to arm the missile.
But after he deciphered a reference to Friedrichsruh, Bismarck's estate, in the announcement of one of the cylinders, "I immediately knew that I was on the right track," he continued in an e-mail message.
