| The decoder and smart card ensure that the signal is unscrambled by subscribers only. |
| I am thinking, evidently, of the Television without Frontiers Directive, which makes it possible for each Member State to draw up and enforce a list of major events that must be broadcast unscrambled. |
| The new channel will be unscrambled until August 31, 2004 for all illico subscribers. |
| In other words, the dream is a code to be decoded, a scrambled line to be unscrambled, so that its images can be reduced to their basic meanings. |
| Data encryption is defined as the process of scrambling transmitted or stored information making it unintelligible until it is unscrambled by the intended recipient. |
| Encryption in its simplest form involves scrambling a message so that no one can read the message until unscrambled by the receiver. |
