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In the more immediate future, however, they intend to develop ways to decipher more complex actions and problems than simple virtual mazes.

Ever since scholars learned to decipher more and more Maya glyphs, beginning in the 1970's, they have realized that the classical Maya elite were using their advanced writing system to record narratives of their rulers, wars and celebrations.

Finite element simulations are employed to decipher more details on the compressive behaviour of numerous archetypes with different geometries and material properties.

Finally, she uses a Tiger tactile graphics printer to read simple graphs, and relies on written summaries, tabular output from her own calculations, or colleagues' descriptions of results to decipher more complex graphics.

However they also point to the complexity of the cellular response to hypoxia, and incite us to decipher more deeply the mechanisms governing the dialog between HIF-1α and FGF2 to find new molecular triggers of tumour angiogenesis.

This finding requires confirmation using a method with a higher discriminatory capacity and with larger sample size to decipher more fully the pathogenesis of the parasite and show the mechanisms by which it circulates in a restricted geographical area.

This can be as simple as noticing how someone fidgets when discussing an uncomfortable subject to deciphering more elaborate "codes" of facial expressions.

With some luck, one will be aligned to pass in front of its star, letting astronomers decipher more about the next Earth from the starlight passing by.

Miss Subways became one more game to decipher, one more code to crack.

All that I can leave you with to decipher what more extensive death is to come is '12Skizto'12Skizto

I guess it's just frustrating because in past Marvel movies, the reveal is never just an ambiguous figure that's impossible to decipher without more information.