Sentence examples for public scanning from inspiring English sources

No longer could I be content to read the paper in public, scanning headlines about Decision '08, without someone sidling up next to me.

It was a game his side would go on to lose 4-2, but even before half-time, with the score poised at two-all, they'd taken on a haunted quality rarely seen in the English game, or indeed in English public life, scanning the pitch for survivors as his mouth tried to eat itself.

Portions of this work have now been released to the public and scans of over 30 detailed reports have been posted at this TU Delft Bicycle Dynamics site.

Passengers could share this public key by scanning a QR code for example.

In the Kenyan public sector, US scanning is seldom offered as part of routine fANC in district hospitals or the rural health facilities where the majority of pregnant women receive their antenatal care.

Meanwhile, Project Gutenberg has taken out-of-copyright books in the public domain and scanned them into its library.

Walking the lanes and public footpaths, they scan badger setts and baiting areas with infra-red cameras, keeping an ear and eye out for the marksmen.

Once that documentation goes public, hackers immediately scan WordPress sites to find exploits.

Users can also scan public photos from Facebook and Flickr to find more images to add to albums.

Reverie Labs uses machine learning to scan public molecule research, modify and develop its own molecules, and license the drugs they create to big pharmaceutical companies.

At least Amazon wears its biases on its sleeve – in March, Google signed a deal with Sony to put 500,000 public domain titles, scanned by the former, on to the latter's e-reader device.