Examples of using Cryptologists in English and their translations into Polish
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Don't cryptologists look for Bigfoot?
We're gonna need a team of linguists, cryptologists.
We have cryptologists combing through it, sir, but.
Neither Rejewski norZygalski would work again as cryptologists.
In 1941, he was seconded to a cryptologists' centre in Alger, North Africa.
Polish cryptologists managed to break the codes of German Enigma machine.
Indeed, on 6 November a pickup truck equipped with a circular antenna arrived at the gate of the chateau where the cryptologists were operating.
Cryptologists cooperating during the cracking of the German code 1939-1940.
It took us a long time because we and the cryptologists thought that it was gonna be really complicated, but it wasn't.
Cryptologists determine if a valid communication's been received… and then they try and decipher and interpret it.
Without the Polish assistance, British cryptologists would, at the very least, have been considerably delayed in reading Enigma.
We have had hundreds of xenolinguistic experts and hundreds of thousands of hours on the datastream trying to decode that image, andnone of them have been able to crack it. and cryptologists.
It took us a long time because we and the cryptologists thought that it was gonna be really complicated, but it wasn't. It was actually easy.
Trying to decode that image, and none of them have been able to crack it. We have had hundreds of xenolinguistic experts and cryptologists, and hundreds of thousands of hours on the datastream.
Polish cryptologists Marian Rejewski, Henryk Zygalski and Jerzy Różycki broke the Enigma machine code.
According to documents found in 2005 at Poland's Central Military Archives,Polish cryptologists broke intercepted Russian ciphers as early as September 1919.
In July 1941,Polish cryptologists Marian Rejewski and Henryk Żygalski demonstrated the imperfect security of the Polish Lacida(or LCD) rotor cipher machine.
The CIA employs about 200,000 agents abroad around 10,000 employees work at headquarters among them are research specialists, experts in electronics, economists, psychologists,Atomic Scientists, surgeons, doctors, pilots, cryptologists, experts on islamic jurisprudence.
Over the next seven years, Polish cryptologists overcame the growing structural and operating complexities of the plugboard-equipped Enigma.
Polish cryptologists played a key role in deciphering the German Enigma, which was one of the greatest scientific achievements in those days and shortened the war by a good few years.
Polish monitoring stations began intercepting them, and cryptologists in the Polish Cipher Bureau's German section were instructed to try to read them.
And cryptologists, We have had hundreds of xenolinguistic experts trying to decode that image, and hundreds of thousands of hours on the datastream and none of them have been able to crack it.
On 20 October 1939 the three Polish cryptologists resumed work on German ciphers at a joint French-Polish-Spanish radio-intelligence unit stationed at Gretz-Armainvilliers, forty kilometers northeast of Paris, and housed in the Château de Vignolles code-named PC Bruno.
The cryptologists also subsequently determined that the 4th Red Army had lost contact with its headquarters; as a result, it continued its drive into Pomerania(Pomorze), on the Baltic coast- even after the bulk of bolshevik forces were in retreat- and was completely destroyed.