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Meanings of decipherment in anglès
portuguès
decifração català
descodificació Process of uncovering the meaning of an obscured (either through loss of context or deliberately) text or more widely the medium in which a text exists, through linguistic, statistical, or other cryptographic means.
See moreUsage of decipherment in anglès
1
Of date or postmark there is no vestige, and the decipherment was not easy.
2
Did they not, then of what possible value would be their final decipherment and solution?
3
Needs there, peradventure, any greater miracle for the decipherment of these epistles than a hot needle?
4
Three days were occupied in its decipherment.
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The best linguists in Europe have accepted the decipherment of the cuneiform inscriptions as a thing actually accomplished.
6
Rawlinson's translation of the famous inscription was an important contribution towards the decipherment of the cuneiform writings of Assyria and Babylonia.
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Nell had brought thirteen books from the Cipherers' Market, and at their direction, she distributed these books among the acolytes for decipherment.
8
The decipherment of the Rosetta Stone, which contained an inscription in both Greek and hieroglyphics, led to the understanding of Egyptian writing.
9
It will amuse you for quite a long while and perhaps the results may meet the expenses of decipherment, if they are worth publishing.
10
It is only since the discovery and decipherment of the cuneiform tablets of Tel el-Amarna that the story of Melchizedek has been illustrated and explained.
11
Thanks, however, to the discovery and decipherment of the ancient monuments of Babylonia and Assyria, of Egypt and of Palestine, all this is now changed.
12
'I have not time', he declared, 'in this short and busy life, to attempt a decipherment of Goethe's enigmatic character.
13
"You had much better take the paper to the British Museum," said Thorndyke, "and submit it to the keeper of the Phoenician antiquities for decipherment."
14
"I called yesterday afternoon," our visitor continued, "at Scotland Yard, where I heard of your remarkable decipherment and of the convincing proof of its correctness.
15
Of date or postmark there is no vestige, and the decipherment was not easy.
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Did they not, then of what possible value would be their final decipherment and solution?
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Decipherment through the time