Sentence examples for scanner which enables from inspiring English sources

The reason, Apple has explained, is one of enhanced security: if the Touch ID fingerprint scanner (which enables access to various features including ApplePay, and doubles as the phone's Home button) has been tampered with or replaced by a third party, Apple shuts the phone down.

Where the current 3-D called, called the TrueDepth camera on the iPhone XR, for instance, and the iPad Pro, faces forward and only works over a short distance, next year's 3-D cameras will use a laser scanner which enables it to work over longer distances.

The subjectivity of the test was successfully eliminated through use of an automated scanner, which enabled both the reliable identification of test results as well as the provision of a numerical result which could be utilised for more refined results interpretation.

For quick copying of text, the best option is either of two flatbed scanners, which enable patrons to create PDFs, JPEGs, TIFFs, or Word documents, and either email or save the files to USB, all via a touchscreen interface.

We show that the involved two approaches for ray-tracing keV and eV photons can be integrated into a unique simulation framework which enables both photon classes to be propagated through various geometry models representing both phantoms and scanners.

Mr. Crockman said he could identify hundreds of commanders and dispatchers simply by their voices, which enables him to know the borough, and sometimes the neighborhood, of the emergency without having to consult scanner channels.

Using PNA as capture probes provide a simple and sensitive electrostatic approach on solid support which enables the direct detection and specific identification of unlabelled target nucleic acid analyte with a standard microarray scanner.

Using PNA capture probes, we show a simple and sensitive electrostatic approach which enables the direct detection and specific identification of unlabelled target nucleic acid analyte using a standard microarray scanner.

CrossChx, a Columbus, Ohio-based startup, is helping to solve our medical identity crisis using biometric fingerprint scanners that not only verify (and in so doing help de-dupe) patient identities, but also retrieve medical records and benefit information on-the-fly, which enables a host of exciting applications to be built on top.

The infant was placed supine under a double (anterior and posterior) plate scanner (Symbia, Siemens GMBH, Munich, Germany), which enabled image acquisition without moving the infant or the cameras.

Stanford was the first medical center in the world to acquire the scanner, which has an arm that rotates around the patient, thus enabling radiologists to view an individual from many angles without moving the patient at all.