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Referencing various physics related theories, Koch challenges the on-looker to decipher a visual language and coded system found within the work.
They were trying to decipher a quote.
Sometimes that means we are simply moving on from a dull or unsuccessful novel, but it's easy to be "bored" by something great that takes more effort than usual to decipher, something that challenges us more than we're comfortable with.
Sentences trail across the page, then merge in clumps, like paper airplanes tossed into a net; multiple cross-outs, repetitions and misspellings make them a challenge to decipher.
Written in the Latin script, the language is a challenge to decipher for all but the most astute language students.
However, it remains a challenge to decipher and optimize cellulosic ethanol production by natural bacteria consortia, as natural consortia are very complex and harbor multiple populations with overlapping niches formed by various uncultured and cultured bacteria with or without cellulolytic activities, thus generally resulting in poor ethanol production [ 3].
However, the extent of narrowing of the airway lumen due to ASM shortening can be influenced by many factors and it remains a real challenge to decipher the exact role of ASM in causing asthmatic symptoms.
Despite much progress in our understanding of MSL interactions with each other or the male X chromosome, it remains a major challenge to decipher the mechanism by which the MSL complex affects gene expression.
It remains an important challenge to decipher what drives Caenorhabditis distributions and diversity within and between species.
With his elbows high and his eyes locked on the pitcher, Pujols said, he needs to see one pitch to decipher if he will be challenged or averted.
