0 present participle of decipher --
1 to discover the meaning of something written badly or in a difficult or hidden way: --
Can you decipher the writing on this envelope?
Deciphering performs the same operations by reversing the ciphering algorithm.
One way to address the issue of costs regarding the deciphering of blueprints is to assume permanent patent protection.
One way to put this is that interpretation is not deciphering.
This made deciphering meaning correctly a tricky business.
The coming years will prove to be fascinating in deciphering the net impact of these contrary trends.
These elements do not invite any subjective deciphering nor attract any particular attention as independent objects.
However, these two suites are generally strongly altered and display variable degrees of metamorphism so that deciphering their original composition is difficult.
Deciphering the molecular and synaptic codes allowing short-term activated states of long-term memory is in the realm of biology, and better suited for neurobiological methods.
