I dont know about all this to pretty/
not taken seriously stuff. Specify circuits and principles and it ought to grab any big brain who reads it.
At the time, there was nobody who recognized her frequency hopping algorithm as something useful.
It was esoteric.
As an analogy, think of the mathematics of radar stealth developed by the Soviets in the early-mid Seventies by one of their super brainiacs. They had no idea at all how to use it, so it was an intellectual oddity, and was largely unknown outside the circle of the guy who developed the math in the USSR.
He probably gave long, boring unintelligible lectures at venues like the 33rd Soviet Scientific Exposition in Leningrad, while everyone ate their borscht and drank vodka.
then, around 1975, one of the engineers at the Lockeed Skunkworks got his hands on the papers, and figured out how valuable the math was, and how it could be applied. I had just been sitting dormant, dusty and unused even in the USSR.