Examples of using To crack the code in English and their translations into Turkish
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
You just need to crack the code.
To crack the code, you must stop at the wooden sign.
Still trying to crack the code.
Solving P versus NP lets yourun through the possible answer fast enough to crack the code.
Somebody needs to crack the code.
But I was thinking ofusing 10,000 state-funded university computers to crack the code.
But you have to crack the code first.
State-funded university computers to crack the code.
Took a while to crack the code, but I did it.
Given the rate of decryption,we suspect they're using an Enigma-type machine to crack the code.
We're still trying to crack the code, sir.
Trying to crack the code I have been inputting the raw data from the writings,to the formula, and then bam, it hit me.
It could take hours to crack the code.
To crack the code before it changes, and you start again. which gives you exactly 18 hours every day m.
We were able to crack the code.
Before it changes, and you start again.18 hours every day to crack the code.
They won't be able to crack the code because I made sure of that.
Before it changes and you start again.Which gives you exactly 18 hours every day to crack the code.
And then we would have a chance to try to crack the code to one of those bolts.
One way to crack the code is to interpret these signals and figure out what they mean, but it's a difficult job, and we actually don't have a Rosetta Stone yet.
No, we need all four to crack the code.
What if you were herewhen we figured out how to crack the code to create good paying jobs in America--(Applause)-- and get national energy policy and we created a national energy strategy from the bottom up?
But no one's been able to crack the code.
But a second way to crack the code is to develop some technology, an interface to do two-way communication, and that's what we have been trying to do in the Bahamas and in real time.
So we need the key to crack the code?
We usually intercept our first message around 6:00 a.m.,which gives you exactly 18 hours every day to crack the code before it changes, and you start again.
Now, one scientist believes he knows how to crack the code of any language, no matter how alien.
So decades ago, not years ago, I set out to find a place in the world where Icould observe dolphins underwater to try to crack the code of their communication system.
Which gives you exactly 18 hours every day to crack the code before it changes and you start again.
I have been inputting the raw data from the writings,trying to crack the code to the formula, and then bam, it hit me.