Sentence examples for deciphering messages from inspiring English sources

Mistakes were, indeed, common in both encrypting and deciphering messages.

He worked at Bletchley Park during World War II, and was head of "Hut 6", a section responsible for deciphering messages which had been encrypted using the German Enigma machine.

When Pinkerton detectives arrested Greenhow, they found that she had made a critical mistake by not destroying some encrypted and deciphered messages.

All of which were ripe topics for discussion for students in the course this year, even as they deciphered messages that could be simultaneously weary and optimistic.

These deciphered messages, codenamed Venona by the Americans, form the core of the first two books under review.More bizarrely, for a substantial fee paid by their publisher to the Association of Retired Intelligence Officers, some authors were given access to thousands of documents in the KGB files, a treasure chest that has subsequently been closed.

She helped decipher messages which had been created using machines such as the German Enigma.

In this application, a Java program was written that deciphered messages transmitted from a wireless receiver over a computer's serial port and then placed the data in a database.

In addition, the Allies' preparations for D-Day were greatly helped by a pioneering computer called Colossus which helped to decipher messages passing between Hitler and his generals in hours.

That means, early on, sneaking a message to Winston Churchill – that's how he wins the right to lead the team – or deciding that instead of sitting around and trying to decipher messages, he's going to build a machine to do it for him.

It helps he was a leading figure in the World War II code-breaking work at Bletchley Park:  he developed the electromechanical "Bombe" which deciphered messages sent using the fiendishly complex German Enigma machines, work which ultimately led to the first computers.

Admiral Chester Nimitz, the new commander of Allied forces in the Pacific, and his staff discussed the deciphered messages and agreed that the Japanese were likely initiating a major operation in the Southwest Pacific in early May with Port Moresby as the probable target.