Sentence examples for Computer scanning from inspiring English sources

Computer scanning systems for old books or newspapers, like those used by the New York Times, fail to recognize around ten percent of the words on scanned pages due to water or pencil marks or even scratches and tears.

He sat at his computer scanning the screen as he struggled to pull up some information.

For the November 5 general election, the city will return to computer scanning devices.

When I entered his chambers, he was on his computer scanning Web sites to tap into the real estate chatter.

The AOL software will work automatically on the customer's computer, scanning it once a week and identifying the adware and spyware packages it finds, the company said.

Essentially, the software is a variation of computer scanning technologies that became popular in the 1980's to track of sales and inventory.

To get the shape of the head right, Mr. Askeland created a computer scan of a cat skull.

(Carrier posted short excerpts from Flew's letters online, but he has sent me computer scans of the entire correspondence).

Mr. Galvin, a Democrat, said he believed that conducting manual recounts -- and accepting dimpled chads -- were crucial to re-enfranchising voters whose ballots were discarded in computer scans.

I found that structures like arteries, veins, ducts and even organs vary greatly from what is shown in textbooks or on computer scans.

The team began by sorting through computer scans of the passport of every account holder, which were painstakingly cross-checked against the names and faces of bank records.