We work to decipher the mechanism and structure of the machinery that executes these cellular processes.
Maybe it's fair to have to work to decipher sentences in exchange for increasing your net worth.
According to recent research, words and pictures that we can process easily — ones that we don't have to work to decipher — tend to be perceived as not only more pleasant, clearer and less risky, but also more truthful.
But where Dickinson uses the language of sparks and fire to rewrite this code, Payne, a former deputy literary editor for The Daily Telegraph in England, works to decipher it, uncovering clues in the foundational texts of Western culture.
She and her colleagues in Lamont's Polar Geophysics Group, including Marco Tedesco and Jonathan Kingslake, are working to decipher the nature of the planet's ice — its makeup, its mechanics, its behavior.
Cambridge is currently making the archive accessible to the public, with teams of scholars in the UK and Germany working to decipher and analyse the materials, and there are plans for digital editions of Schnitzler's 1905-31 works to be hosted by the library.
Ralph Kleiner, an assistant professor of chemistry and associated faculty in molecular biology, is working to decipher the chemical complexity of cellular RNA by developing and using novel approaches that integrate chemistry and biology to investigate the significance of RNA modifications and the interplay of RNA chemistry with cellular mechanisms.
Over the past decade, several research groups have been working to decipher the genes responsible for these chemical transformations.
Still, these native Anglophones err if they overestimate their natural advantages, which will become increasingly tenuous as ever more millions diligently work to decipher our tongue, warns Montgomery, a multilingual geological scientist, scientific translator, and author of several books on scientific communication.
