The unscrambling is done by patented and copyrighted computer chips.

"A simple unscrambling of the abbreviated anagram makes it fairly clear.

Usually, people work through the solution with the possible use of algorithms, mainly in the latter stage of the unscrambling.

Hoddan let the confusion mount past any unscrambling, and then slid down the tree and joined in the rush.

The challenge of unscrambling their code, of getting French nouns and verbs to behave, makes talking about the weather interesting.

Well, if the mere unscrambling of a complicated scramble is to your taste, then this novel is a multi-course banquet.

Throughout, the intermittently bloody unscrambling of mixed populations who often had scant sense of "nationality" has been apparent.

The Jumble is a puzzle found in many newspapers in the United States requiring the unscrambling of letters to find the solution.

There was a reluctant unscrambling and the stranger, panting harshly, with his clothes torn and his forehead bruised, was hauled to his feet.

Every character you come across will have puzzles for you to solve-some optional, some mandatory-that will have you doing everything from unscrambling coded messages to reassembling broken gears.

He addressed the Refugee Studies Programme at Oxford University on 5 February, on the subject of 'Borders, States and Peoples: Unscrambling Yugoslavia'.

For this they rely on techies known as "rippers" or "crackers" who are adept at unscrambling the security codes that studios have embedded on DVD's to deter copycats.

He never cared to forget that what was happening within the parameters of the transporter field involved the molecular unscrambling of anything (on the platform) and its subsequent reintegration at a specified point.

"I expect very humbly of destiny and of your genius," he wrote, "the unscrambling of all this chaos in which the earth is plunged, from Danzig to the mouth of the Danube."

In the course of three sleep-deprived days immediately after the terrorist attacks, he and his team of 350 dispatchers were responsible for grounding 200 Continental jets and then unscrambling the mess and getting them back in the air.

Publishers Weekly said that "the appeal of the book lies in the puzzles, which involves unscrambling clues hidden in rhyming verses and then tackling various stunts (obstacle courses, mazes, scavenger hunts) that get increasingly difficult as the field is winnowed".

Those battles have now unfurled with such persistence and violence that Mr. Milosevic's most recent appeal for "unity" and "joint life" with the Albanians appears to run counter to a decade whose overwhelming characteristic has been the separation and unscrambling of once-mixed Yugoslav ethnic groups.

The result, in 1957, was 'a bargain unique in the history of the unscrambling of the British empire' under which Malaya (as it then still was) agreed to bank her foreign exchange surpluses from exporting rubber and tin in sterling in London, while Britain undertook responsibility for Malaysian security.

If they are, they'll still need hours to unscramble the damage.

In this round the team must unscramble a word together.

Unscrambling all five words within 30 seconds won the car.

The things she felt were too complex to unscramble easily.

They'd have to wait for the computers to unscramble what was being said.

Both they, and the viewer, have to unscramble its name.

The same is certainly true of scrambled word and image it can make you unscramble.

The battle, in a sense, is over how to unscramble an egg.

But we can use software routines to unscramble all that.

The first player to unscramble the final English word wins.

They will scramble the transmission and unscramble it on the other end.

"It would be hard to unscramble the eggs after the offering," he said.

Now take the 11 outlined letters and unscramble them to find something else we have at Christmas.

God knows how they're going to unscramble the whole business.'

We're going to short out the Bill's communications so badly it'll take him hours to unscramble it.

"He said that things were too much of a mess for him to unscramble.

A tiny amount of silence as the reporters try to unscramble this.

You'll have to unscramble the mixed-up state names to figure out the answer.

But the private key that is needed to unscramble the message must be kept secret by the person who holds it.

"I just decided it was a good time to lie low and let things start to unscramble.

But it was, he thought uneasily, a little like unscrambling an egg.

She was a nurse actually - at one of the clinics where they tried to unscramble his brain.

As the day ends and the party begins events begin to unscramble in unexpected ways.

Once that was done, though, it didn't take long to unscramble the code.

"Is there anything we can do to unscramble it?"