coding machineの例文

• Alan Turing broke the secrets of the famous German Enigma code machines.
• Her cargo included blueprints and a full set of the Enigma T coding machines.
• Many virtual machines are also stack-oriented, including the p-code machine and the Java Virtual Machine.
• "' Code Machine "'is a US band consisting of Drew Smyser, Stephen Palmer, and Mitchell Blom.
• Divers recovered classified documents and four coding machines.
• That was much faster than using coding machines, which took 30 minutes to carry out the same task.
• There are also six different Enigma code machines, including the ten-rotor LCVP ) from the Pacific in near-original condition.
• At the Brentwood mail center, Curseen worked the night shift, in charge of the mail coding machine for government mail.
• Soon after, he borrowed the embassy's coding machine long enough for the Americans to copy the electronic data it contained.
• However, having cracked the Enigma code machines, each German maneuver was either prepared for, or out-flanked by an allied counter-move.
• He had been in charge of the coding machine for government mail at the Brentwood postal service center in Washington.
• At the Sunday Times he played a significant role in the recovery of a stolen Enigma coding machine from Bletchley Park.
• It's about a small group of soldiers assigned to infiltrate a factory in Nazi Germany that manufactures the Enigma code machine.
• She was delayed in the Azores for three days while her code machine was repaired by Lewis Lee Edwards, an enlisted sailor.
• As the same code machines were used by the Argentine military, this disclosure immediately served to deny British access to valuable intelligence.
• However, post WW2 Hagelin founded Crypto AG, which made new versions of his coding machine based on the same logic of encryption.
• At midnight, nine Panzer divisions of Enigma code machines, each German manoeuvre was either prepared for or out-flanked by an allied counter-move.
• The allies had cracked the Enigma German code machine, aerial surveillance was constant and the region thick with spies from both sides.
• A damaged German submarine carrying a coveted code machine is forced to the surface, whereupon the device is captured by the Americans.
• And the round of gossip, spite, ingratiation and degradation from the enlisted women that, like the coding machines they type on, never stops.