Sentence examples for key to decode from inspiring English sources

The receiver then uses that key to decode your secret information.

The recipient can then use a similar formula in conjunction with a secret key to decode the message.

And methods being developed to protect such works -- like scrambling the data and requiring a key to decode it -- may wind up being trumped by similar encryption that covers the tracks of those doing the swapping.

One more venture by Mr. Straw is a bill to let the state make anyone who uses coded e-mail give officials the key to decode it, so they can intercept and read it as they wish.

For example, an SS has to pay the sender pstream for the key to decode the multicast stream.

He told delegates that the firm used a single software "key" to decode traffic that it encrypted across its network, and that he had found a way to extract the key.

The electricity figures are no longer seen as a key to decoding the company's operations, Mr. Hoelzle said.

Jung came to believe that the key to decoding the conditions of neurosis lay within the history of civilization and mythology.

Gaelic is also seen as a key to decoding Ireland's history, starting with the very names of villages and parishes.

For Pontiac collectors, PHS Automotive Services will provide a copy of the factory invoice or billing history and a key to decoding the options if an owner sends a vehicle identification number, for a fee of $50.

It earns its place in A History of the World in 100 Objects because in the 19th century the equally dull text – on tax breaks for priests, inscribed upon it, in three different languages (Greek, demotic Egyptian and hieroglyphs) – became the key to decoding the hieroglyphic script of the ancient pharaohs.