Sentence examples similar to measures to decipher from inspiring English sources

For example, a fraction converted to a decimal on a recipe card may be hard for some people to decipher as most food measuring devices use fraction symbols.

But often these measures prove too tough for humans to decipher as well.

(12) This criterion is more difficult to decipher.

Try to decipher the amount of saturation of each diaper.

We measured Pb-isotope compositions of the Iwate melt inclusions to decipher the source(s) and/or source mixing in these magmas.

There's only one true measure of success, and that's how close you can get to deciphering the Mayan hieroglyph that will show humanity how to defeat the Tall Ones.

They were trying to decipher a quote.

And he knows not to try to decipher them.

You have to find a way to decipher a role.

For many, it was difficult to decipher fact from fiction.

It was even possible to decipher a lyric or two.