Examples of using Deciphered in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
The shortwave transmissions that walter deciphered Emanated from belfast,
Direct insight is taken from the Latin language, deciphered as an unpleasant person
Since it has not yet been deciphered, it is not known whether the language it represents is Elamite or another language.
LD abbreviation(personal diary) is still deciphered as the best friend who can be trusted with something that should not be shared even with real friends.
Over here, you see a paleographic chart that shows what has been deciphered so far, starting with the letter A,"ālep," at the top, and"bêt," in the middle,
need to be“deciphered”.
their purpose is deciphered in the table below.
can be deciphered only by uncovering the complex matrices and mathematics that determined their misplacement.
One of the last remaining obscure parts of the Dead Sea Scrolls has been deciphered by researchers in Israel.
which would be deciphered and attached to the acoustic portrait of the submarine.
in cuneiform script, because both of these were deciphered in the 19th century.
In 1948, William F. Albright deciphered the text using additional evidence that had been discovered subsequent to Goody's findings.
In 1948, William F. Albright deciphered the text using additional evidence, discovered subsequent to G.
Sherwood, who was familiar with the writing style from other letters he had deciphered from Cooper, explained how he used a copyrighted process to decode the hidden message through phrases and words that were repeated throughout the letter.
When this information is decompressed, deciphered, revealed, or unscrambled(call it what you will),
when he had deciphered the signal pattern sitting alone in his small dark room a coldness had gripped him and squeezed his heart.
the so-called Linear Elamite, which still has not been deciphered, may have been written in the language of Medes,
Called Wadi el-Hol because of the place that they were discovered, these inscriptions-- research is still going on, a few of them have been deciphered, but there is consensus among scholars that this is really humanity's first alphabet.
according to a professor of linguistics who supposedly deciphered some of the characters, it's likely an essay on nature written in an ancient near Eastern
the ancient infamous Roman governor of Jerusalem, Pontius Pilate, has been deciphered on a bronze ring found in excavations at the site of Herodion near the West Bank's Bethlehem, some 50 years ago.