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speech inversion scrambler - translation to russian
METHOD OF OBSCURING TRANSMISSION
Speech inversion
speech inversion scrambler
речевой скремблер с частотной инверсией речевой скремблер с частотной инверсией
temperature inversion
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DEVIATION FROM THE NORMAL CHANGE OF AN ATMOSPHERIC PROPERTY WITH ALTITUDE
Atmospheric inversion; Thermal inversion; Inversion effect; Surface air temperature inversion; Surface Temperature Inversion; Subsidence inversion; Temperature inversion; Air inversion; Frost hollow; Inversion of temperature; Weather inversion; Inversion (meteorology; Surface temperature inversion; Inversion cloud; Inversion clouds
общая лексика
инверсия температуры
температурная инверсия
unscramble
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TELECOMMUNICATION SCRAMBLING DEVICE
Descrambler; Unscramble; Scrambler (randomizer); Additive scrambler; Multiplicative scrambler; Self-synchronizing scrambler; Synchronous scrambler; Telephone scrambler; Descramble; Whitening sequences
unscramble v. 1) разлагать на составные части 2) расшифровывать (секретное послание и т. п.)
Definition
unscramble
¦ verb restore or convert to an intelligible or readable state.
Derivatives
unscrambler noun
Wikipedia
Voice inversion
Voice inversion scrambling is an analog method of obscuring the content of a transmission. It is sometimes used in public service radio, automobile racing, cordless telephones and the Family Radio Service. Without a descrambler, the transmission makes the speaker "sound like Donald Duck". It is called "voice inversion", but the technique operates on the passband of the information and so can be applied to any information being transmitted.
