Sentence examples for scanner to find from inspiring English sources

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Smart phones now have bar code and QR code readers that allow the phone to act as a scanner (to find the exact product), research assistant (find the best price online, check product ratings) and shopping agent (buy the product on the spot).

Researchers used radiocarbon dating and CT scanners to find out each mummy's geological age, and age at death.

The idea of using the spiral CT scanners to find early lung cancers began with an iconoclast, Dr. Claudia L. Henschke, the division chief of chest imaging at Weill Cornell Medical Center of New York Presbyterian Hospital in Manhattan.

Other filmmakers matured within genre movies -- David Cronenberg leapfrogged from the jagged, indie-film potency of "The Brood" and "Scanners" to find relevance and insight in tales-from-the-crypt masterworks like "The Dead Zone" and "The Fly".

Police surveillance isn't the only issue; the practice of repo men using license-plate scanners to find possible targets is mushrooming, and feeding into national databases revealing the location of cars and their owners.

"We thought we had one from Egypt, but we compared its DNA with a modern database and found it was actually from northeast Asia". Researchers used radiocarbon dating and CT scanners to find out each mummy's geological age, and age at death.

They turned on their police scanners to find out what was happening.

This is proof that sustained pressure from media and civil society can put the negotiators under the scanner and push them to find a compromise.

A patch is forthcoming that will let firms' technical staff disable the high-compression mode entirely or easily reset devices to the factory default.Mr Kriesel says he continues to get troubling reports from readers who checked their scanner settings and photocopies to find substitutions.

Well thanks to Professor Gemma Calvert of Neurosense and an MRI scanner, I was able to find out.