As the Fig. 4c shows, two surfaces of the masterpiece were scanned, one area on the front of the painting and one area on back.
Laser beam impinges at an angle of 45° on the target which, during the deposition, is moved by a computer controlled translation system in order to avoid overheating and drilling: an area of about 2 cm2 is scanned, one or more times depending on the total number of pulses, during deposition time.
He scanned one of the tapestries.
"We've scanned one million documents for our clients since 1996," Ms. Latine said.
CONSIDER the task of turning a printed book into an electronic one: Each page must be digitally scanned, one after the other.
Seven of the initial eleven subjects were scanned one week after initial MR/PET acquisition using a PET/CT scanner.
It also aims to streamline the pill-dispensing process for nurses, with no need for individual tablets to carry a barcode or be scanned one by one.
Therefore, a biological sample (now target scene) must be scanned one line at a time by displacing the camera in an orthogonal trajectory with respect to the axis used to encode the spectral information.
One of them scanned one of his zits (the team seems to have an unusual attitude toward acne — they almost cheer when they find a zit, because it gives them something to test) and the app then asked some basic questions about things like diet and cleaning products used.
With the scarf in front of his face, you can't be 100percentt sure it's him, but we scanned one of those leaked copies of the script going around online.
At this point, according to their order, the fragments of are scanned one at a time.
