Sentence examples for a complete scanning from inspiring English sources
It was already studied in the other papers that traditional classifiers require a complete scanning of a full training dataset every time a new piece of data is added on.
This type of FISH analysis has to be performed by use of laser scanning microscopy, which allows a complete scanning of cells throughout the thickness of the paraffin section.
Pictures were then displayed on a computer monitor and identification of cells co-expressing nuclear β-catenin and LGR-5 (or MSI-1 and DCAMKL-1) (co-localizing cells) was performed by a complete scanning of the image.
That means the curious will be able to treat themselves to a complete scan without breaking the bank.
Scanning an area of 60×80mm (approximately the depth and width of a human tibial plateau) took 8 min and a complete scan of all five sides of a meniscus took 24 min.
Exploiting the Earth oblateness effect, a complete scan of the equatorial regions can be accomplished in the short mission lifetime typical of very low Earth orbit satellites, even in high solar activity peaks, when the expected nanospacecraft lifetime is about 40 days.
As part of his normal setup procedure, he ran a complete scan with security software and found a keylogger installed in the Windows directory.
A complete scan through all 160 frequencies takes 1.26 s, and the basic sweep cycle is repeated once every 7.54 s.
Thanks to the versatility of the CT equipment we designed, a complete scan has been obtained in less than four hours and has delivered extremely useful information in a completely non-invasive way.
Approximatively, 3000 iterations are required to approximately get rid of the cupping effect (when approximatively 500 are required in the case of a complete scan), and more than 10,000 iterations are required to get the line profiles shown in Fig. 8.
In this case, the reason is that these images were taken at the shortest aperture time of the cameras (1/48000 s) and if the scan velocity is increased any further, it becomes impossible to fit a complete scan line within the camera's field of view, which in turn makes it impossible to simultaneously compare the duration, (start and end time) of each aperture interval.
