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scrambler
A device or software program that encrypts data for security purposes. See scramble.
scrambler
a plant that produces long weak shoots by which it grows over other plants
scrambler [′skram·blər]
(electronics)
A circuit that divides speech frequencies into several ranges by means of filters, then inverts and displaces the frequencies in each range so that the resulting reproduced sounds are unintelligible; the process is reversed at the receiving apparatus to restore intelligible speech. Also known as speech inverter; speech scrambler.
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They also said there are no public areas of Wirral where scramblers can be used, including Bidston Moss and Leasowe Common.
POLICE SEIZE SCRAMBLER MOTORBIKES by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
The new machine brings the number of scramblers they have to four.
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Two officers are targeting problem areas such as Kyo Bogs and fields surrounding Stanley using the police scramblers.
Police target off-road bikers by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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