Sentence examples for messages encoded in from inspiring English sources

Fifty years ago, scientist first began surveying the sky for interstellar messages encoded in radio waves.

And it was in part brought on by TS Eliot, whose verse Spark started believing was full of secret messages encoded in ancient Greek.

People can interpret complex messages encoded in visual features.

This article examines how people interpret messages encoded in color-coding systems.

It has previously been established that asking participants to interpret messages encoded in unlabeled perceptual features reveals how observers extract meaning from visual media (Zacks & Tversky, 1999).

In the third in a series of programmes exploring misogyny in some of our most read books, a young primary school teacher and an Oxford professor who specialises in fairy stories join Jo Fidgen to discuss the messages encoded in these well-loved morality tales, and the effect they can have on women's sense of worth.

But the frequency with which women in my family have been hurt or sexually assaulted starts to feel like a flashing message encoded in our DNA: Hurt.

Thus, species-specific identity is a long-range message, encoded in a resistant acoustic feature –the slow descending modulation frequency.

That is, changes made to the structure are irrelevant from the viewpoint of the message encoded in the base order (although it may be not irrelevant from the viewpoint of replication).

Tests must be difficult in order to provide meaningful and reliable results, and hence we expect that, if neurotransmitters also test the quality of the releasing cell, they should be directly toxic in a way that tests the message encoded in the signal.

Intrigued, Mr. Oates began to discover all sorts of messages encoded backward in songs and speech: clear phrases and sentences often created by a person's hems and haws.