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The diffusivity retrieval is performed by a single measurement of the phase delay between the pump beam and the photodeflection signal thus allowing a rapid scanning of the surface.

It is also testing a "rapid scan" till that can scan groceries three times as fast as any human.

Arnold's team recently demonstrated the ability of the TAG technology to move a beam of light in a rapid scanning motion on a surface.

Probabilistic models of peptide domains sharing an evolutionary history (Hidden Markov Models, HMMs) permit the rapid scanning of a set of conceptual translations from any organism whose genomic sequence is available [ 34].

The integration of these annotations into a single SNP repository facilitates the rapid scanning of SNPs within an interval of interest for candidate phenotype-causing mutations.

Instantaneous values of liquid holdup were also recorded by rapid scanning of a vertical cross-section of the pipe using the γ-ray absorption method, which enabled probability density functions (PDF) and power spectral densities (PSD) of holdup to be determined.

Integration of a fast scanning unit enabled rapid scanning of the excitation and STED beam across the sample plane.

In situations characterised by spatially structured and very rapidly changing processes, however, genuinely simultaneous spatial coverage provided by multiple receiver beams in a broad illuminated volume would be preferable to an imaging strategy based on the rapid scanning of transmitter beams.

HRM is an effective technique for simple and rapid scanning of TP53 mutations that can markedly reduce the amount of sequencing required in mutational studies of TP53.

The small volume (∼5 μm3) of the absorber and TES produces a short thermal time constant that facilitates rapid scanning of the sky.

Given the relatively short decay time of BGO, the simulations suggest that such a detector may prove adequate for the purpose of rapid scanning of highly shielded cargos for possible presence of high atomic number (including clandestine fissionable) materials when used with low current high duty factor X-ray sources.