Sentence examples for read and decipher from inspiring English sources

The consequence of all this was that Clare's manuscripts, so crowded with words, were notoriously difficult to read and decipher.

Released in hard copy and covering most of Ms. Palin's months in office, the vast trove will take days to read and decipher.

He is an artificial intelligence researcher working on a key technology needed for the kind of smart search he describes — software to read and decipher the meaning of phrases in Web pages.

Yet "intelligent design" asserts, incredibly, that not only is the universe designed according to what might be called "cosmic blueprints," but that humans are fully able to read and decipher those blueprints.

There will be plenty of time later to read and decipher novels.

Thus from a document which has its origins in promoting ethical research, it has evolved to become an increasingly legalistic document which can be difficult to read and decipher its contents [ 33].

It does not need instructions: the presence of the tape carrying the program in the machine is enough to trigger the process of reading and deciphering its message, followed by changes of states in the machine and associated actions.

2. As a class, read and discuss "Deciphering Contradictory Antarctic Climate Patterns," focusing on the following questions: a.

Reviewers, however, become frustrated at having to read, reread, and decipher a research plan before understanding a project.

I explained the difference between knowing how to read and actually reading, between deciphering street signs and accessing the literary canon.

He explains that the problem is that the government does not recognize "the difference between knowing how to read and actually reading, between deciphering street signs and accessing the literary canon," even though "we know that books give people ambitions, expectations, a sense of dignity".