decipherers造句

• In 1716 he became a Decipherer for Jacobite cause.
• Also a spell decipherer, he ventures away from Araimel with Luna to fight against the Goddesses.
• Walsingham then placed double agent Gifford and spy decipherer Phelippes inside Chartley Castle, where Queen Mary was imprisoned.
• State Decipherers sitting in audiences attempted to detect hidden meanings in the plays being staged, as recorded by Ben Jonson.
• If a decipherer were to be guided by what this eminent scholar wrote he would never decipher the mystery concealed within the cryptic words.
• They were soon joined by two other decipherers : young German-born scholar Julius Oppert, and versatile British Orientalist William Henry Fox Talbot.
• It was here that Champollion first received news of Young's campaign to vindicate himself as the decipherer of the hieroglyphs and to discredit Champollion's decipherments.
• He was a skilled decipherer of ancient Scottish records and helped to compile, edit and index " Acts of the Scottish Parliament 1124-1707 ".
• In 1866, the Decree of Canopus, discovered by Lepsius, was successfully deciphered using Champollion's method, cementing his reputation as the true decipherer of the hieroglyphs.
• He was sent to France though he was invalided back to England and discharged from the army in July 1917, whereupon he worked in the War Office as a decipherer of telegrams.
• "[ I ] f letters must be written, profitable use might be made of the Dighton rock hieroglyphic or the cuneiform script, every fresh decipherer of which is enabled to educe a different meaning ".
• Lunatia Araimel, a 14-year-old spell decipherer, and her 15-year-old friend, Roddy Lederide are the only ones that are able to escape from Araimel as the spell locks everyone in ice.
• The remainder of his surviving writings appeared in the United States and Israel many years after his death; all are titled " Tzofnath Paneach " " decipherer of secrets ", ( a title given to the Menachem M . Kasher.
• One of his auditors was John Theophilus Desaguliers who took over the lectures at Hart Hall when Keill left Oxford unexpectedly in 1709 . Keill became Treasurer to the Palatinates and decipherer to Queen Anne before returning to Oxford as Savilian Professor of Astronomy in 1712.
• In May 1998, after getting the highest mark in the course on Egyptian hieroglyphs offered by the Spanish Association of Egyptology, he was regarded as the youngest Egyptologist in Europe and the youngest hieroglyphs decipherer in the world by the Spanish newspaper Arabic at " Instituto Egipcio de Estudios Isl醡icos " ( Madrid ).
• Iravathan Mahadevan, decipherer of Tamil-Brahmi and a noted expert on the Indus script, has supported the idea that both those semiotic traditions may have some continuity with the Indus script, but regarding the idea of continuity with Brahmi, he has categorically stated that he does not believe that theory " at all ."
• The findings of professor Injia were supported and shared by the representatives from various literary circles, scholars and researchers from Georgia and the US : Gia Papuashvili  documentary movie producer and philologist; Levan Begadze  German linguist, Georgian literary critic and philologist; Zaza Alexidze  former Director of the Georgian National Center of Manuscripts, and discoverer and decipherer of the Caucasian Albanian written script; Betty Blair  researcher of authorship of " Ali and Nino : A Love Story " and founding editor of magazine Azerbaijan International.