The new technique could assist with automated translation, as well as unpicking a language's evolutionary progress.
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Unpicking the process opens the door to using the bacteria as an in-situ, robust power source.
Unpicking which of these (or of many other possible ones) is the truth is alarmingly difficult.
Mr Callow remains an admirer, even after unpicking some of the romantic legends that have been put about.
Pakistan is unpicking official barriers to trade, after last year offering most-favoured nation trading status to India (reciprocating India's 1996 offer).
That may at last change as they start unpicking the Higgs.
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Some took his edits home, unpicking them at leisure, as they licked their wounds, to try to see exactly how their copy had been so improved.
Unpicking lessons from such state elections is notoriously tricky.
The Commission's report comes a month after Mr Osborne urged its members not to send the government's proposed reform "back to square one" by "unpicking" the consensus on how it should be carried out.
The unpicking of the internal market in the health service and moves towards blocking tenants' right to buy their homes in some areas are probably as popular with Labour's grassroots as they are with Plaid's.
Nonetheless, by putting EU exit on the agenda and demanding the unpicking of rules that some countries regard as central to the single market, Mr. Cameron has potentially unleashed forces beyond his ability to control.
He feels that by the time they've unpicked a budget the impact's been made, the goodwill has been secured and the real analysis of the unpicking is sort of left to the small print, and the small change of politics.
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