Sentence examples for better to scan from inspiring English sources

Likewise, if you want to design a 3D image, made up of collage and hand-drawn elements, it might be better to scan it and print out a 2D image to keep in the jewel case.

The default "Cards" view is more magazine-style, and will work for casual readers (like those who prefer Flipboard to RSS), while the "List" view addresses the needs of readers with more than a small handful of sources who need a better way to scan the news quickly.

Now two-hour and even one-hour windows are becoming commonplace thanks to better warehouse scanning technology, automated route planning and GPS tracking of the delivery vans and lorries.

To achieve better mixing, we scan the existing alignment for areas where new boundaries may improve the likelihood before proposing new regions.

She put her sunglasses up to better scan the crowd.

Irrespective of phylogenetic relationships, species that inhabit open spaces may independently have evolved a visual streak or a virtual visual streak that enables them to better scan the horizon.

However, splicing that produces E6*I creates a premature stop codon immediately downstream of the splice junction and increases the distance between the E6*I ORF and the E7 ORF to >130 nts in both HPV16 and HPV18, a much better condition for scanning ribosomes to re-initiate E7 translation.

Overall performance was significantly better at Scan 3 compared with Scan 1 (P = 0.029) irrespective of group.

In the future, it should be possible to use information about the conditions for contact-free scanning to optimize resolution and thus to create better scan protocols.

Pearse Keane, a consultant ophthalmologist, contacted the Google subsidiary through its website to discuss the need to better analyse scans of the eye, and initiated the research project shortly after.

These scanners require more physical work on your part but may be better for scanning text in bound documents.