Sentences with phrase «time deciphering»

You don't want them to have to waste their time deciphering your experiences.

Invest in digital currency without investing a lot of time deciphering the market.

They claim on their website to be «crypto without the cryptic,» which is great because it also has the phrase «invest in digital currency without investing a lot of time deciphering the market.»

If you are currently facing commercial or residential real estate issues, or are worried about losing your home, and you're having a difficult time deciphering what legal steps should be taken next, you need to contact a skilled Kalamazoo real estate attorney like Gary Tibble.

Prior to this incident, I think that I would have been with the «release the code and let them spend their time deciphering it if that's what they want to do» faction.

I have a very hard time deciphering whether she cries to be let out, or she simply wants out of the crate.

Because I haven't been directly involved with someone with autism I had a hard time deciphering if Ginny's behaviors were related to autism or growing up in a very dysfunctional home.

Also, without defining or at least spelling out acronyms like «ADA» or «ADM,» the average citizen will have a hard time deciphering the data presented.

I'm having a hard time deciphering Peter Bart's point in his cryptic new blog post, in which he reflects on the Academy's malleable taste, and how quickly it can shift.

Some singles have a hard time deciphering whether or not their date is genuinely interested in them.

The truth is, legibility goes a long way — a quick and easy read lets your intended spend less time deciphering your message and more time daydreaming about your first date!

I have a bit of a hard time deciphering the script fonts — have you looked at this on a smart phone?

A mom of three is having a very hard time deciphering her 8 month old's sleep schedule after several months of trying.

I do have a very hard time deciphering between her being fussy due to sleepiness or boredom.

Invest in digital currency without investing a lot of time deciphering the market.

While people think these digital forms of communication are making them more efficient and social, they are actually wasting time deciphering mixed messages and clarifying points of view.

Not exact matches

Spending some extra time creating a difficult - to - decipher password is also worth advising to staff, so that they are less likely to be decoded by potential hackers.

According to The Telegraph, Brits like to cut through the rigmarole and meet in person much sooner so as to not waste anyone's time with potentially misleading communication and emoji - deciphering.

Sci - fi writer Edmund North never deciphered the English translation of this «alien» phrase but I believe my interpretation applies to these tumultuous times in central banking.

This is somewhat of an inexact process, but with time, you'll get better at deciphering the subtle clues and behaviors of prospects to see which ones are genuinely interested and which ones are just calling around to do research or get price quotes.

Primarily because most of it is written in a style that isn't found anywhere else in modern literature, and we have a hard time trying to decipher and interpret it.

So my hope is Camping was able to partially decipher that the end time transfer of wealth has begun and the constraints of this «world» have been released on the faithful.

Whereas, earlier, it had been believed that the Aryans found only peoples of relatively undeveloped culture, now it is known that at least some of these early Indians had developed the arts to a high degree, that they even had a kind of hieroglyphic writing, not yet deciphered, and probably an equally well developed religion which, suppressed for a time, gradually reasserted itself and greatly modified Vedic religion, gradually transforming it into the Hinduism as practiced in India today.

The fragment was written by a highly skilled scribe that probably prepared tablets for the royal house of the time, said Wayne Horowitz, a scholar of Assyriology at Hebrew University Institute of Archeology, who helped decipher the script.

He applies himself to deciphering in the temporally and historically concrete the destined course of experiences that arise from an irresistible human desire to transcend time and history.

However, since the «cipher» constituted by this symbolism carries with it in its structure all the values that have been progressively revealed to man in the course of time, it is necessary in deciphering them to take into account their most general meaning, that is, the one meaning which can articulate all the other, particular meanings and which alone permits us to understand how the latter have formed a structure.

Thank you v much for taking the time to reply, and managing to decipher my incredibly rushed typoed message!!

Standing around in the ever - expanding bread aisle, deciphering labels, monitoring lists of ingredients, trying to remember which bread we bought last time, and generally spending too much time at the grocery store.

The fact that these visually stunning, elaborate, and at times confusing meals are usually served in tandem with a menu I can't quite decipher only seems fitting.

Their shorter preparation time combined with the other teams slowly deciphering how they play may make it very hard for Huddersfield to remain in the top flight.

When you're having all the big feels, it can take some time to sit with what you're feeling to really decipher what it is you actually need.

About as much time as I spent obsessing about whether I had those signs and trying to decipher if my boobs were sore or if that twinge was a potential signal.

More than physically draining, it's emotionally & mentally draining to decipher when to get all the things done (hello, we're preparing for another human to come into our world that we're totally responsible for) and when to rest, when to say no (the birthday party I cancelled to attend over the weekend), what's truly necessary and what's not... especially for someone who wants my girls and husband to see me as strong at all times.

Unfortunately for us, it's not so easy to decipher what exactly is wrong all the time.

he can't do anything else and also listen and try to decipher and decode AT THE SAME TIME.

Often times, the LLCs have names that make it difficult to decipher who is behind the donations, «making a mockery of fairness and transparency in our campaign system,» the letter says.

New York City residents used the 311 system over 28 million times in 2014 — a record high that includes questions on everything from whether cats are Medicaid - eligible to how to decipher Shakespearean passages.

Like many of the other first - time councillors, I've been thrown in at the deep end: tangling with IT, deciphering which emails are for info and which are for action, meeting with residents and large numbers of council staff and working out who does what and how they can help.

For the first time, scientists have deciphered the complete genetic instruction manuals of Canaanites.

«This is a fascinating observation that will take some time to decipher properly,» says Michael Vogeley of Drexel University in Philadelphia.

Be prepared to watch it several times to decipher the convoluted time line.

We can't yet decipher their calls, but some of the time Dave may be calling: «Alan!

«We are hopeful,» Cronin said at the time, «that at some epoch, perhaps distant, this cryptic message from nature will be deciphered.»

Deciphering these interactions, however, has proven difficult and time consuming, leading to doubts about the practicality of this approach as a route to new therapies.

Deciphering the onset time can impact how the doctor treats the woman's depression, such as intervening earlier with psychiatric help, if needed, said Sheehan Fisher, the study's corresponding author and an instructor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.

Although that approach has been successfully used to decipher relations between organisms, calibrating it to measure the time elapsed since the divergence of phylogenetic branches is problematic; concerning the early evolution of life, there is no generally accepted approach.

What is so encouraging about the first successful unpicking of a wheat gene that confers resistance to a devastating fungal disease is the promise it holds for deciphering other resistance genes, en route to a natural barrier to infection, at a time when the fungus has already developed tolerance to most types of fungicides.

Crucially, the team also found that flexibility — or the rate that a squirrel switched between behavioural tactics — was not linked to learning how to get the food, and also increased the time spent on deciphering the puzzle.

At the time, the goal was to decipher 100 human genomes in 10 days for an all - inclusive cost of less than $ 10,000 a piece.

The research team led by Ville Kaila and Michael Groll, Professor of Biochemistry at the Technical University of Munich, have, for the first time, deciphered the mechanism of the enzyme aspoquinolone J (AsqJ), a dioxygenase that activates carbon bonds with oxygen.