Sentence examples for convergence scans from inspiring English sources

And CueCat, from Digital Convergence, scans codes embedded in newspapers, magazines and television broadcasts and links the consumer directly to a Web site.

(b) Number of iterations to reach the convergence versus the scan number.

After the scans reached convergence with total energy differences of two rounds of scans less than 1 kcal mol 1, the reaction was driven toward the product state from INT-II and back to the reaction state from INT-I with a series of forward-and-backward RCD scans.

With growing convergence in MR hardware and scanning technologies, implementing analogous imaging protocols across different imaging platforms is becoming a possibility.

The convergence semi-angle of the scanning probe was approximately 20 mrad and the collection semiangle for EEL spectra was approximately 40 mrad.

An integration approach combining different kinds of genetic data analysis (i.e. genomic convergence of GAS, GWAS, genome-scans and microarrays) may be more effective in identifying valid genetic loci [ 39, 40].

Mr. Garin said Digital Convergence was also developing a less expensive scanning device that could be attached to a key chain and was working with Tandy's Radio Shack, a partner that distributed the original CueCat devices, to develop a scanner that could be incorporated into cell phones.

Common clustering algorithms require multiple scans of all the data to achieve convergence, and this is prohibitive when large databases, with data arriving in streams, must be processed.

Moreover, IEM can exploit information from each data block earlier (without waiting for the entire data scan), and thus can improve the speed of convergence for large datasets 23 when each block is sufficiently large.

For a fair comparison among the CSBs, the number of iterations to reach the convergence is also evaluated and reported in Figure 20b for the same scans.

Furthermore, the system uses a parallel genome scan engine that increases both the implicit parallelism and convergence of the GA.