encoding machine

However, I'm fed up with asking for competent repair service on a vital item like my encoding machine.

Command version equipped with map boards, cipher and encoding machines in versions Ausf.

Together with other code-breakers, he figured out the structure of all 12 wheels of the encoding machine, without ever seeing the original German device.

Mundin craned his neck to read the crisp yellow tape that came clicking out of the clerk's encoding machine.

For example, the last ad in the Times worries me because--" He broke off, for the encoding machine had groaned to a stop.

As far back as 1919 Hugo Koch, a Dutchman, envisaged an electrically-impulsed encoding machine.

He also lent the film's design department a four-rotor Enigma encoding machine he owned to ensure the historical accuracy of one of the props.

Equipment to make counterfeit cards - holograms, magnetic tape and embossing and encoding machines - was also recovered, Mr. Brown said.

He was the cryptologist who broke the code of the German encoding machine, ENIGMA.

The Money Room is also where blank MetroCards are encoded on the High Throughput Encoding Machine.

"Optical scanners, encoding machines, shredders, embossers, tippers that's what puts the gold on the newly embossed numbers, laminators, hologram punch devices.

The plan involves the theft of a Soviet encoding machine known as the Lektor with the help of a defecting Soviet agent, Tatiana Romanova.

Every Russian embassy had these "sanctum spaces," where communications specialists encrypted and decrypted intelligence service messages on Kappelle devices, encoding machines used for transmitting and receiving sensitive traffic.

As early as 1932, General Bertrand bought a bundle of miscellaneous secret documents dealing with the use of the encoding machine from a functionary of the German Ministry of Defense known as Asche.

Now you transfer enough Union funds, in my name of course, to insure that I get title to all that, because in about two weeks speculators from--" He broke off, for the encoding machine had groaned to a stop.

While we were working the Captain came in and sat down with Mr. Eastman; I could see that they were cooking up more code groups; the Captain was dictating and Eastman was working the encoding machine.

Its analysis, directed by Stuart E. Eizenstat, a top Commerce Department official, was accompanied by old intelligence cables, Treasury Department studies, State Department memos and even messages the Swiss sent to each other using a German-built "Enigma" encoding machine, whose code the United States had cracked.