Sentence examples for into unintelligible from inspiring English sources
This turns all your activity into unintelligible nonsense to anyone trying to read along with you from across the Starbucks.
But in its first segment, about whether the United States should attack Iraq, the debate degenerated into unintelligible yelling.
Here, some of the country's brightest brains, from scientists and mathematicians to chess champions and crossword puzzle experts, converged to tease the meaning out of messages scrambled into unintelligible cipher text by German Enigma machines.
One song, "Feral," does just that: It programs a galloping rhythm and a throbbing low bass line akin to the British dance music called dubstep, and chops Mr. Yorke's vocals into unintelligible stray syllables.
Redundancy is apparently involved in most human activities, and, because it helps to overcome the various forms of entropy that tend to turn intelligible messages into unintelligible ones (including psychological entropy on the part of the receiver), it is an indispensable element for effective communication.
Encryption, which is one of the most powerful method for content protection, can convert original data into unintelligible ciphertexts.
Hashing turns text into an unintelligible string of letters and numbers and in turn anonymizes the information being sent to a server.
It's one of several tracks that features a hook made from a vocal cut up into an unintelligible loop, an idea derived from MK's mid-90s remix of the Nightcrawlers' Push the Feeling On and currently voguish with pop producers, although this being an album made in the rarefied environs of the musical aristocracy, the unintelligible voice has been provided by Beyoncé.
When I lived in New York, I remember how conductors on the Long Island Rail Road managed to slur the name of a certain station, Woodside, into the unintelligible wuss-eye (the eye of a wuss?)." Big Applesource Controversy rages over who coined "the Big Apple" as a moniker for New York.
Straining for effect in Jimmy Cliff's Many Rivers to Cross, she rapidly descends into an unintelligible whole as the airbrushed production goes doodling off on its own.
Encryption: Encryption is used to convert the identity information into some unintelligible form so that even if disclosed, information might not be useful to the adversaries (Chadwick and Casenove [2011]; Kim et al. [2010]; Nabeel et al. [2011]).
