Sentence examples for means scan from inspiring English sources

Nor does Google actively or passively (through automated means) scan users' email accounts for other types of criminal activity, like planning a robbery, for example.

That means scanning and posting the supporting documents you use to gather your facts.

For these systems, satisfying complex multi-dimensional queries means scanning the whole dataset, which is inefficient.

However, the change means scanning tweets on your Timeline will require more scrolling than before, as the larger images take up more screen space.

That means scanning your photos and importing them into your iPhoto library and ensuring that your music is in your iTunes library as well.

In our study, mean scan time was approximately 12 s, which represents a further improvement as compared to a mean scan time of 21 s with 64-slice CT [ 15].

Moreover, the mean duration of the surgical procedure was 449.3 min, with pre- and postresection iMRI mean scan times of 22.5 min and 18.5 min, respectively.

And I don't mean scanning a text like we did in EuroTrash Classics with that "Chatterhouse of Parma," I mean seriously reading.

At first, that meant scanning YouTube for concerts and other events with big audiences who had already shared on-demand videos, and piecing together a sort of video montage of all that footage.

That means we scan the image pixel by pixel without labeling, and the labels are assigned for the runs.

Whole genome microarrays provide a means to scan for genes involved in particular biological processes on a global scale.