Examples of using Cryptology in English and their translations into Polish
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Yeah, cryptology specialist.
French police, Cryptology.
I studied cryptology even before I joined the Bureau.
French police, Cryptology.
This cryptology book says there's 7.2 million 8-letter words.
I'm Sophie Neveu, French police, Cryptology.
But Captain Thurman's cryptology team… is still trying to crack the naval codes.
Was embedded with them. So, an NCIS intelligence and cryptology expert.
Trying to crack the naval codes. cryptology team is still But Captain Thurman's.
Is still trying to crack the naval codes. But Captain Thurman's cryptology team.
In your three years in Cryptology, you have kept business and pleasure separate.
My title is Assistant Deputy Director of Technology and Systems Cryptology and Mathematics at NSA.
Polish Intelligence cryptology department, under the leadership of Major Gwido Langer,
I started out chasing around a Soviet Pacific Fleet doing signal intelligence cryptology for the Navy.
In January 1929, he was one of the instructors in a cryptology course organized by the Cipher Bureau, at Poznań University, which was attended by selected mathematics students.
supporting many protocols for mailing, and cryptology support(MIME) and SSL.
they resumed their cryptology work at"Cadix," near Uzès in unoccupied southern, Vichy France under the sponsorship of Gustave Bertrand.
Captain Gustav Bertrand takes interest in cryptology.
Leonardo da Vinci practised cryptology in his writing to prevent prying eyes from understanding his diaries,
remaining silent about his cryptology work until 1967.
Pardus was started by Turkish National Research Institute of Electronics and Cryptology(UEKAE), a division of the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey TÜBİTAK.
which is credited with being the first published work on cryptology.
supervision of the use, of ciphers and codes- and cryptology, the study of ciphers
French and British cryptology agencies used the Enigma machine itself closing Bruno's Enigma-encrypted messages to Britain with an ironic"Heil Hitler!
which had by then concluded the cryptology course and had set up an outpost at Poznań to decrypt intercepted German radio messages.
Solutions that use quantum phenomena are already used in areas such as communication, cryptology, but the most evident proof that the quantum revolution is actually taking place,
solving emerged in 1973, Rejewski published a number of papers on his cryptology work and contributed generously to articles,
