Sentence examples for enigma I from inspiring English sources

While the Cipher Bureau had, by later report, succeeded in solving an earlier, plugboard-less Enigma, it had had no success with the Enigma I.

The fundamental underlying force of all creation, an enigma I refer to as Love.

A Rare Early 3-Rotor German Enigma I Enciphering Machines (aka Heeres Enigma), Berlin, early 1930s.

To help me sort through this enigma, I contacted Baseball Prospectus' prospect guru, Kevin Goldstein, and Baseball America's draft expert Jim Callis to hear their opinions.

In late October or early November 1932, while work on the Naval code was still underway, Rejewski was set to work, alone and in secret, on the output of the new standard German cipher machine, the Enigma I, which was coming into widespread use.

One-by-one, the Eggheads arrive, but it's the enigma I'm attracted to: Kevin.

(Corollary enigma: Is a status symbol a status symbol if no one else sees it?) Granted, as brain-imaging scans would surely reveal, the cerebellum's gift-receiving quadrant does not light up with quite the same intensity upon unwrapping a packet of black cashmere socks as it does upon finding, say, a gold Cartier Tank, no matter how they cushion one's sole.

The announcement that a gene fragment of the Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus has been found in an Egyptian tomb bat has focused new attention on an enigma: Is there something special about bats that makes them more likely to unleash human diseases?

Jack Good opined: The bombe searched for possible correct settings used for an Enigma message (i.e., rotor order, rotor settings and plugboard settings), using a suitable crib: a fragment of probable plaintext.

And she strokes her temples and, unbidden, offers the following enigma: "When I think of something that feels important to me, I find when I say it out loud it is not important.

Even the Dogme '95 film on the bill, "Enigma (Love Is a Four-Letter Word)," was a minor achievement.