Sentences with phrase «to decipher one's meaning»

If you're interested, start by talking to your doctor, who can help you figure out what kind of testing makes sense for you and connect you with a genetic counselor, who can help decipher the meaning of your results.

In 2013, Google made a leap forward in the direction of deciphering the meaning behind queries.

Rather than drawing immediate conclusions about disruptive or aggressive behaviors, look for patterns that might help decipher the meaning behind the behavior.

«Balanced literacy» is the brand name for an instructional approach that adds a dollop of phonics to an otherwise whole - language reading program in which children are encouraged to «construct» or decipher meaning from so - called authentic texts.

The public can have all the data they want, but can the average consumer decipher the meaning and how it applies to arriving at values on properties.

To me, it is unbelievable that people have attempted to predict the action of the most powerful bank in the world by deciphering the meaning of one word when the fundamentals are so very clear?

«Most researchers have used spectrographs to try and decipher the sounds but the Cymascope will allow us to decipher the meanings in the speech patterns for the first time,» he added.

We are perhaps too close to the architecture of our era to decipher its meanings so completely.

Understanding the science behind the new hepatitis C treatment starts with deciphering the meaning of the virus's name.

The purpose of these yoga philosophy classes is to help the curious yogis decipher the meaning of yoga beyond its physical parameters.

Whether you've just met your man or are in a long term relationship, this body language of men guide deciphers the meanings behind his actions.

It is better, presumably, to decipher meaning like a game of hide and seek, to make the plot a puzzle to be solved, and for characters to be enigmas that need cracking.

It's now 2009, and Caleb Koestler (Canterbury, Benjamin Button), a current student at the same school, receives the envelope to open, keeping the page of numbers, only to be found by his widower, alcoholic father, John (Cage, National Treasure 2), a professor of Astrophysics at MIT, who soon deciphers the meaning.

This helps students to more quickly decipher the meaning of unfamiliar words.

Kids were excited to read using the device, in part because it was novel and fun to use, and also because it was less intimidating due to the built ‐ in dictionary which helped readers decipher the meaning of new words.

And I threw my fist in the air triumphantly after repairing an old radio, then deciphered the meaning of its warbled audio.

If nothing else, you at least get the gist of what the content you can't decipher means.

For example, using natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning to crack open multi-page legal documents and decipher their meaning for due diligence, lease extraction and compliance checking work.

The data publishers care about, and that can really help inform publishers» strategies, isn't labeled «book publishing data» but is far more useful and actionable than much of what we try to decipher meaning from that is.

Arruda's defines AI as incorporating four main elements: machine learning (the ability of a programme to absorb feedback into its future performance); natural language processing (the ability to decipher the meaning behind words and thereby to respond to the substance behind them); speech recognition and visual recognition.

The public can have all the data they want, but can the average consumer decipher the meaning and how it applies to arriving at values on properties.

By deciphering the meanings of different nonsense words, young readers will greatly improve their comprehension skills.

The framers, Gorsuch wrote last year, intended for lawmakers to make the laws, executives to execute them and judges to decipher their meaning.

In a letter to a friend he deciphered the meaning of the colors and forms.

By the end of the year, your child will have a strong grasp of suffixes and prefixes, using them to decipher the meaning of words he doesn't know.

We have yet to decipher the meaning of this transforming technology for the political, social and economic world.

His silence will be sign for all who care to decipher its meaning.

Biologists have observed precisely timed neural impulses in sensory systems of other animals, but they have not been able to decipher the meaning behind the patterns.

Brain scans show that Broca's area, located behind the left temple, helps us produce language and understand grammar while Wernicke's area, just above the left ear, helps receive language and decipher its meaning.

Even if they do, deciphering their meanings and using them in the correct context poses a daunting challenge.

It's all the more impressive, then, that our brains are able to decipher the meaning of these color arrangements in an instant.

From these results, you could conclude that the brain sees these images as a puzzle — it struggles to «solve» the image, and the harder it is to decipher the meaning, the more rewarding we find that moment of recognition (Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, vol 5, p 1).

But for that to happen, the cell first has to read and translate that alphabet, using a set of rules — the genetic code — to decipher its meaning.

Scientists have only just begun to decipher the meaning of these underwater melodies.

My first desk came with a large black cloth with a numbered outline of an elaborate 12 - card spread and a book that deciphered the meaning of each card if it appeared in a certain position.

As you decipher the meaning and symbolism of each card in the given position, relate back to what that means in accordance to the chosen archetype.

In order to do so, however, he must decipher the meaning behind Dumbledore's (who is dead) offerings, of which include an old book, and some contraption that collects light, because as with all powerful sages, his last request was that he be allowed to screw with the gang during a time of peril.

For me atleast, I found Only God Forgives to be a masterful presentation of what film is all about, breaking through the boundaries of regularity, taking risks and offering something new, something unique, and instead of spelling every detail out for its audience, it forces you to work hard to decipher its meaning.

«Kids who have bigger vocabularies learn to read more easily and earlier, because they can decipher the meaning of more words when they're reading.»

Starting with the rote learning of spelling and progressing through the fine points of grammar toward personal style, students can develop the crucial ability to present — clearly and memorably — an understanding of the world, and to decipher the meaning of life's many mysteries.

While younger children learn to add an «s» in order to make a word plural, older children may decipher the meaning of words by identifying their common roots with other words.

A social media «jargon buster» guide for teachers and pupils has been created to decipher the meaning of terms and conditions of popular social media apps so young people know what they are «signing up for».

Does trying to decipher the meaning of British phrases make you raving bonkers?

As Sloan's respect for justice and her growing trust in Paul Richardson battle with the deepest instincts of her heart, she must maneuver through a web of deceit and passion, hope and fear, to decipher the meaning of the images that haunt her nightmares, and the truth behind those terrifying whispers in the dark...

Publishing Glossary If you are trying to understand the difference between trade paperback and mass market paperback or decipher the meaning of a copy editor, then it makes sense to quickly go through a glossary of publishing terms and bring yourself up to speed.

Clues and objects that you can interact with will be presented to you as words and it is up to you to decipher their meaning.