0 past simple and past participle of decode
1 to discover the meaning of information given in a secret or complicated way:
We shall write coded (respectively, decoded) -term as shorthand for coded (respectively, decoded) translation of a -term.
When a sufficiently large number of meanings have been decoded, scientists can predict some signs that nature has not yet uncovered.
The information to be communicated is coded in a message, which is then sent and decoded by the receiver.
The value contained within a gene is first decoded then preprocessed to produce the value of the parameter.
Messages are decoded in relation to our own sound experiences.
As a result, he represents an extraordinarily complex specimen of the early modern man, the meaning of whose existence can be decoded only with difficulty.
The genetic information carries an important part of the blueprint of the organism, which is decoded through the ontogeny process.
This makes prescription sentences seem like medical codes which cannot be decoded by patients, their relatives, and the like.
