Sentence examples for scan and computer from inspiring English sources

We determined (1) the variation in the TAL orientation and the influence of hip disease and gender on this variation, (2) the reliability of using the TAL for guiding cup orientation, and (3) the influence of pelvic tilt on the TAL-guided cup orientation, using computed tomography (CT) scan and computer simulation.

However, due to clinical suspicion a lateral radiograph (scapular Y-view) of the shoulder was requested which demonstrated an exostosis at the posterior aspect of the scapula, which was confirmed to have a benign appearance on an magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan and computer tomography (CT) scan.

One section of the exhibition is devoted to demonstrations of 3-D printing, 3-D scanning and computer software that can manipulate radical vantage points, 3-D montage and scale shifts.

A pottery vessel was restored in a virtual environment by using 3D laser scanning and computer aided design software.

Photographs taken every 3 to 5 days for 44 days were digitally scanned and computer analyzed to calculate the percentage of residual perforation.

Since then, however, it has moved into the 3D scanning and computer vision space and the company today announced that it has raised a $13 million Series B round from Intel Capital, Shea Ventures, Grishin Robotics and previous investor Foundry Group.

A similar cable requested intelligence on officials from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundy, Rwanda and Uganda, and specifically mentioned the collection of DNA samples, iris scans and computer passwords.

Recently laser scanning and computer modelling technology has also been applied to create more detailed digital models of skeletons [45] [47].

The jaw bone model containing cortical bone and cancellous bone was constructed by using computer tomography scan pictures and Computer Aided Design tools.

In an age of eye-scans and computer-coded magnetic strips, we are, Mr. Vasil acknowledged, using licenses made with photo-technology from the 1960's.

In this study, we adopted a portable 3D scanning and Computer-Aided Design (CAD) to produce 3D-printed transparent facemasks.