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Meanings of encipher in English
Synonyms
Examples for "code"
Examples for "code"
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The date code was August 8, almost four months ago, I know.
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The integrated treatment was managed according to the code of good practice.
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The building requires a security code to enter, a police spokeswoman said.
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Fishman also called on the state government to develop a regulatory code.
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Others also recommend having a code word to signal an abusive situation.
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The general sat holding in his hand a short letter, in cipher.
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The interpretation of the cipher was written on it in these words:
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Many film viewers, however, thought HAL was a one-letter-ahead cipher for IBM.
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Or the writing is in cipher and he must furnish the key.
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He could penetrate no farther into the instructions; the cipher again changed.
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Signal gradients encode instructive information for numerous decision-making processes during embryonic development.
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However, it remains unclear how striatal output neurons encode and facilitate movement.
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It wouldn't be impossible to encode Sadako's complete genetic information that way.
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Scarfo allegedly used PGP to encode his confidential and incriminating business data.
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They suggest that dynamic behavior may encode information during STAT signal transduction.
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The Serbian Government spent a small fortune in cypher telegrams about you.
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There it had been, the juxtaposed cypher, and in the proper order:
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In the centre of the others, were his majesty's cypher of f.r.
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We talk to each other in a sort of cypher, dear Rhoda.
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I then applied myself to the problem of breaking the cypher.
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Tax returns, business contacts, information a reasonable person might want to encrypt.
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It ordered the technology giants to encrypt location data stored in smartphones.
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Google search guru Matt Cutts says we should encrypt the entire internet.
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He would therefore only have to encrypt a dictionary 25 different times.
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None of these initiatives will encrypt the whole web on their own.
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He began to inscribe commands onto the page, in words and drawings.
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He paused to inscribe this sentence on the tablets of his memory.
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You will please inscribe this at once upon your tablets, Miss Ross.
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On the ground I inscribe the words: King and Queen of the Jews.
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They are not a legal document inscribed on a paper, it said.
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I might even be able to write in code quickly, with a little practice.
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Ilban says that alchemists keep their secrets by writing in code.
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But there are so many options-andthe product hangtags seem to be written in code.
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A smart contract is a set of instructions written in code and stored on the blockchain.
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Over breakfast, a list of names arrived from Archer- writtenin code, as she'd asked-withmore men to hunt down.
Usage of encipher in English
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It was a brief message, a meaningless jumble of enciphered letters.
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He punched his reply into the machine, noting down the enciphered text before transmitting it.
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His work helped accelerate Allied efforts to read German Naval messages enciphered with the Enigma machine.
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Did they really think they could brush him off with a single line of enciphered text?
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He hadn't even heard of Treadstone, but then he'd been given an enciphered file detailing its creation and workings.
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A machine that the British codebreakers nicknamed Tunny enciphered the transmissions by masking the original message with another letter stream.
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It also contained a few books containing enciphered messages- authentic ones dispatched from various stalls in the market addressed to King Coyote's castle.
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Turing's Bletchley work refined a machine invented by Polish cryptologists, known as a Bombe, that sped up the cracking of message enciphered by Enigma.
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The work of Alan Turing, who was educated in Sherborne, Dorset, helped accelerate Allied efforts to read German Naval messages enciphered with the Enigma machine.
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Those working there managed to isolate enciphered communications between Adolf Hitler and his field marshals using the Lorenz cipher that was cracked at Bletchley Park.