Sentence examples for is now scanning from inspiring English sources

Mitch started his company with a mission to scan the millions of photos that clog our dresser drawers and closets and he is now scanning hundreds of thousands of photos a day.

Therefore, the data buffer is now scanned by counting the data points which meet or exceed the decisive threshold.

Corporations and libraries around the world are now scanning about a million books per year.

I'm still waiting to hear Sarah Crown's take on Stephen King's Misery and Desperation, which I passed on a while back, and I'm now scanning my inner circle for someone to hand Joe Hill's NOS4A2 to - I was properly scared by it, in a way I haven't been for ages, and I want to find another horror fiction fan to pick it over with.

Since ICE can no longer obtain information about non-citizens from the NYPD or DOC without a judicial warrant, they're now scanning court rolls and gathering information from homeless shelters to find individuals they believe to be candidates for deportation, advocates say.

More than five billion bar-coded products are now scanned at checkouts worldwide every day.

Because of increased security following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, visitors are now scanned with metal detectors and must leave behind backpacks and large carry-ons for bus tours.

Moreover, computational prediction of transcriptional regulatory modules also revealed putative position of transcription factor binding sites far away from coding sequences [47] and gene deserts are now scanned in search for enhancer modules [48].

Dr. Langer's lab is now electronically scanning slices of the mold so a computer can make a three-dimensional reconstruction and a mathematical model.

What could work would be to take notes as she is now doing, then scan them into the permanent electronic record.

Thanks to advances in sequencing, bioinformatics and computing power, it is now possible to scan the genome in unprecedented scrutiny, for example in a search of this type of small ORFs.