Sentence examples for ways of decoding from inspiring English sources

Such advances would be speeded by cheaper ways of decoding the human genome.

For adult readers, both then and in the future, there were several ways of decoding this story, from misogynist ("That's what women are like, the bloodsuckers") to feminist ("That's what men really think of women, the poltroons") to sadomasochist ("That's what I'd call a fun day out") to arachnologist ("That's an interesting commentary on the progeny-feeding stratagems of spiders").

Celera's novel sequencing method, however, has now become the standard way of decoding other genomes.

Lanchester's essay on the language of finance offers a valuable way of decoding the agendas of the financial world.

The dispute is important because it may settle whether the consortium's or Celera's method is the better way of decoding the genomes of other species.

Hopefully with the addition of more categories, we'll now have a better way of decoding and analysing the algorithm in the brain".

Crime detection, criminal trials, the enforcement or, more likely, the thwarting of justice — these have become crucial cultural issues, beyond mere entertainment.To anatomize a high-profile crime has become a way of decoding the American soul.

For the younger Roth, a founder of the literary journal n+1, revisiting these books became a way of decoding the troubling mysteries surrounding his father's life and death, and provides one of the focal points for this affecting memoir.

Governments in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and India have recently expressed concern about R.I.M.'s reluctance to provide them with access to its encrypted e-mail traffic — an information flow that R.I.M. itself says it has no way of decoding.

Jobs's openness to psychedelic experiences is an aspect of his formative years that's often invoked to help shade in his genius, a way of decoding the inputs and stimuli that allowed him to as the billboards used to say—"think different".

Governments in Saudi Arabia and India earlier this year expressed security concerns about R.I.M.'s reluctance to provide them with access to its encrypted e-mail traffic — an information flow that R.I.M., whose success in corporate e-mail is largely built on the security features of its delivery system itself, claims to have no way of decoding.