Sentence examples for course scanning from inspiring English sources

Kanye West was there, of course, scanning the room for Ms. Roitfeld, who was saying that she had selected her jumpsuit from her friend Riccardo Tisci's fantastic Givenchy collection, which was shown just two nights earlier.

I spent numerous hours trying to fix the problem, including updating the BIOS, installing up-to-date versions of all my device drivers, checking to make sure there were no unnecessary applications running in the background and, of course, scanning for spyware and viruses.

StrackaLine says it has more than 700 courses scanned and offers facilities hole location software that allows superintendents to use an algorithm to help set hole locations.

"What they are doing, of course, is scanning literally millions of copyrighted books without permission," Paul Aiken, the executive director of the Authors Guild, said.

We removed subjects who had framewise displacements (FD) exceeding 1.0 mm, and head motion exceeding 2.0 mm of maximal translation (in any direction of x, y, or z) or 1.0° of maximal rotation throughout the course of scanning.

Behavioral accuracy (P = 0.40), reaction times (P = 0.19), and confidence ratings (P = 0.35) did not change significantly over the course of scanning.

Time course: 20 line scans for pre-bleaching (0.8 s), 5 for bleaching (0.2 s), and 500 for post bleaching (20 s).

In the course of scanning patients for cancer-related mutations in mitochondrial DNA, the Johns Hopkins team realized there was much more variation than expected in healthy people's mitochondrial DNA — seven out of eight people had small proportions of variant mitochondrial DNA in addition to their main type.

In the course of scanning, breath-holding was required after deep inspiration in supine position.

We measured cross-correlations between the temporal dynamics of each structure and the median time course of scanning frequency (blue trace in Figure 1B) and gaze position (blue trace in Figure 1C)." Also, we found no significant difference in cross-correlations across contexts.

He's the perfect first-generation American undergraduate, scanning the course catalogue, wide-eyed.