Sentence examples for makes scanning from inspiring English sources

He watched babies twist and turn on the MRI table — a natural behavior, but one that makes scanning difficult and prolongs the procedure.

In green and red are states where we make use of a special delay to ensure that our device always makes scanning progress instead of potentially getting stuck investigating an inextinguishable target.

Pinterest's seven update-wide layout makes scanning large quantities of visual content easier.

For home and small business, Doxie makes scanning, sharing, and organizing paper and photos easy for just $129, with a lightweight, portable design built for scanning anywhere.

This could be awesome: Aspex, a company that makes scanning electron microscopes for those among us who need them, says you can send in stuff and they'll put up pictures of it.

It weighs about 3.1lbs and it may not be the tiniest device ever made, but it does a damn good job and makes scanning and storing files very easy.

A lawsuit against Google's "Book Search" feature, which makes scanned extracts of books available to the public, has been settled for a hundred and twenty-five million dollars.

This makes Scan-and-Solve computational technology essentially meshfree, and it makes it possible to eliminate error-prone and time consuming data conversion and spatial meshing.

By The New Yorker October 28, 2008 A lawsuit against Google's "Book Search" feature, which makes scanned extracts of books available to the public, has been settled for a hundred and twenty-five million dollars.

Since it began in 1997, Chowhound has attracted a fervent audience of food lovers, but its minuscule budget made scanning the site as enjoyable as reading the phone book.

It would make scanning my In box a lot easier, especially since I no longer routinely use the "preview pane" -- which automatically opens messages for viewing -- for fear of unwittingly releasing a virus.