Sentence examples for a computer scan of from inspiring English sources

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

In the clothing business, stores are offering their customers personal shoppers to assist them in creating wardrobes, traditional off-the-rack shops are promising customized clothing built to the body of the shopper, and online software allows a shopper to create a computer scan of his or her body and then use that image to customize 25,000 fashion design details into purchasable clothing.

A computer scan of the region disclosed a series of putative binding sites for known cytokines and transcription factors.

A computer scan of thousands of genetic sequences indicates that more than 5000 human genes--around a fifth of the estimated total, and a third of those examined--are regulated by tiny stretches of RNA molecules called microRNAs (miRNAs).

For an exhibition at Columbia University on the work of the architect Percival Goodman, who died in 1989, a computer scanned the one surviving drawing of Goodman's 1930 project for the Palace of the Soviets and gathered enough information to produce the dimensions needed to construct a model of the building.

Another method is so-called 'vein authentication,' which, as the name implies, involves a computer scanning the shape, size, and position of a users' veins under the skin of their hand.

The fresh portrayal is the result of a "virtual autopsy" that used more than 2,000 computer scans of Tut along with a genetic analysis of his entire family.

Cardiologists have opened another front in the rancorous debate over expensive medical technologies, questioning the conclusions of a new study finding that high-resolution computer scans of the heart are almost as effective as conventional angiograms.

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

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.

Jason Mohr, the lead designer on the project, drew thousands of virtual Lego bricks based on computer scans of real Lego bricks.