(1) The information may be given in cipher

(2) And we finally get sufficient insight into Connot MacLeod to render him a character rather than a cipher .

(3) Julius Caesar used a substitution cipher , now known as the Caesar Shift Cipher, where messages were encoded by replacing each letter in the alphabet with the letter three places along.

(4) An equivalent way of writing the same cipher is shown in the diagram.

(5) A pair of rock crystal goblets engraved with the cipher of Peter the Great

(6) He was writing cryptic notes in a cipher

(7) A Second World War code cipher book won't help!

(8) He wrote cryptic notes in a cipher

(9) Pablo is not a mere cipher , but a true collaborator.

(10) Astrid throughout remains a mere cipher , a beautiful woman with a crooked smile whom the narrator met while he was a student.

(11) Among the drawings are masterpieces by Rex Whistler, whom the Queen Mother also commissioned to design a new royal cipher .

(12) A cipher is a sort of cryptographic coding system used to disguise information.

(13) He would not have got as far as he has if he were the mere unintelligent cipher that he is portrayed as being.

(14) The first cipher broken was Serpent: the cipher universally considered to be the safest, most conservative choice.

(15) Jim is an expert at classical cryptography and has written a program that is quite good at cracking Enigma cipher .

(16) The second cipher , which used several different symbols for each English letter in the text, was much more difficult.

(17) A team of researchers in Sweden has cracked the final cipher and claimed the u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu255110,000 prize.

(18) The badge of the Wiltshire's was a combination of the Maltese Cross and the Duke of Edinburgh's coronet and cipher .

(19) It became a vital tool for the Nazis during World War II who used it to cipher and decipher secret messages.

(20) Vassily Gerello, on the other hand, was a total cipher in the title role, and the rest of the cast seemed equally vague.