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The resulting mood decoder enabled the researchers to identify how each of the volunteers was feeling on the basis of readouts from the electrodes in their brains.

Long-term data sets such as the observatory’s are like decoders that let scientists read climate records kept by nature, like the width of tree rings and the composition of sediment layers.

The nonprofit Environmental Working Group has a label decoder that explains technical terms and cleaning ingredients.

There are all kinds of shapes, sizes, connections, and decoders.

The decoder, an algorithm called a “state-space model,” could reliably parse pain signals with up to 80% accuracy and a few seconds delay.

Scheiber inferred that Jarrett “is the closest we have to a human decoder ring” capable of unveiling “the real Barack Obama.”

Adam Hanft is a decoder of the consumer culture and our branded planet.

There Bud watched as he hooked up the leads from the computer to a transmitting-receiving decoder with a short-range antenna.

Tom walked over to the electronic decoder brain and began to tap out a message on the keyboard.

Tom felt a pang of worry as he dressed the next morning, and then relieved the man on duty at the decoder.

A bell signal from the electronic brain brought them rushing to the decoder.

When the message was typed by the decoder Ihjel hovered over it, reading each word as it appeared on the paper.