Sentence examples for that is decoded from inspiring English sources

Manufacturers may use means including, but not limited to the use of a private network that allows only authenticated users to download software, electronic signatures in software or coding in hardware that is decoded by software to verify that new software can be legally loaded into a device to meet these requirements and must describe the methods in their application for equipment authorization.

CD-3 (communication design three speech-sign-speech) Braille from Bob can be encoded, then sent to Doris as text and she can read and reply text to Bob that is decoded to Braille again.

Deamination of adenosine generates inosine that is decoded as guanosine during translation.

The increase in cytosolic Ca2+ is an early event in the elicitor-sensing mechanism in plant cells; calcium signatures contain encrypted information that is decoded into specific biological responses (Scrase-Field and Knight 2003; Lecourieux et al. 2006; Monshausen 2012).

Assuming, without loss of generality, that the users are ordered relative to channel SNR (i.e., ), we will decode first, and so on, so that is decoded in the midst of interference from only the through th streams (and the term which is common to all streams).

A May 26 letter incorrectly described the relationship between William A. Haseltine, chief executive of Human Genome Sciences, and the Institute for Genomic Research, a nonprofit company that is decoding human DNA.

"I think the motivation is clear: it's money," said Mikko H. Hypponen, director of antivirus research at F-Secure, a company in Helsinki, Finland, that is decoding the program.

One document that was decoded over several years was a report on the progress of the Manhattan Project.

The type of anthrax that was decoded is known as the Ames strain, a particularly deadly form that has long been studied in biological weapons laboratories and was used in the anthrax mailings.

In 1995, a government commission chaired by Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan ordered the release of the single largest collection of material from the Soviet intelligence apparatus: intercepted cables that were decoded by an American-British project called Venona.

Messages received on the initial Morse telegraph were inscribed as a series of dots and dashes on a strip of paper that was decoded and read, so Edison's partial deafness was no handicap.