Sentence examples for enigma system from inspiring English sources

In May 1940, however, a radical change to the Enigma system eliminated the loophole that Rejewski had exploited to discover the starting positions of the wheels.

From very early in the war the Government Code and Cypher School (GC&CS) was successfully deciphering German radio communications encoded by means of the Enigma system, and by early 1942 about 39,000 intercepted messages were being decoded each month, thanks to electromechanical machines known as 'bombes'bombes

At $2.5 million, it just might be the most expensive add-on you can buy for your home, even topping the Holland-based Kharma's Enigma speaker system, which is priced at $1 million.

Chime will pay $10 million for LNS, which has 30 employees and revenue estimated at $4.9 million from clients like Avici Systems, Enigma and Motorola.

The success of the centre's codebreakers in breaking the German cypher systems Enigma and Lorenz, are credited with shortening the war by two years.

Up to now, he remains an enigma, as does the system of play.

Mercury is a planetary enigma that bedevils solar system scientists.

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"Government in the UK once led the world in its own information systems, breaking Enigma, documenting an empire's worth of trade.

Building on the brilliant work of the Poles, they had set up a good working system for decrypting Enigma signals but they only had a few people and a few bombes so they did not have time to translate all the signals.

Ladislas Farago's 1971 best-seller The Game of the Foxes presented a garbled account of Ultra's origins: "Commander Denniston went clandestinely to a secluded Polish castle [sic!] on the eve of the war [to pick up an Enigma, "the Wehrmacht's top system" during World War II].