Translations for „reverse-engineer“ in the English » German Dictionary

re·verse-en·giˈneer VB trans

to reverse-engineer sth

etw reproduzieren anhand einer Analyse der Bestandteile oder der Struktur

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English

We can't think of anything, so let's roll out some celebs, then reverse-engineer a strategy that sounds vaguely credible.

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And trying to reverse-engineer structure from patterns revealed upon unfolding just isn't possible.

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And once you had that, could you reverse-engineer the process?

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You can also reverse-engineer your work and allow the software to read in an easily accessible text-to-speech mode.

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It analyzes applications and makes them smaller, faster and harder to reverse-engineer.

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That doesn't stop some would-be victims from attempting to reverse-engineer the favor.

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None of us were at those meetings, so we won't try to reverse-engineer the conversation.

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Lately, studios have tried to reverse-engineer the development process, starting with intellectual property and working backwards.

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The decision had been made to reverse-engineer the smartcards of their competitors.

www.smh.com.au

In effect, memory managers might reverse-engineer and modify other vendors' code on the fly.

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