Sentence examples for scanning display from inspiring English sources

Because the technology uses a scanning beam to paint the image on the retina, Microvision calls a device using this technology a retinal scanning display -- not to be confused with the biometric technology of retinal scanning, which detects the distinctive pattern of blood vessels on the retina, a pattern that can be analyzed to identify someone, similar to the way fingerprints are used.

The first wave of applications for scanning displays will be geared for military, medical and aerospace users, in part because the cost is expectedto be around $10,000 for a single unit.

Chest CT scan displayed on the mediastinal (a) and lung (b) window setting shows bronchial dilatation with wall thickening and focal consolidation.

One of the well-known researchers of web ergonomics, Jakob Nielsen (2006) established in an eye-tracking experiment that users scan displayed homepages in an F shape.

In contrast, a further 5644 sites (7.4% of the total 75 943 sites scanned) displayed polymorphic internal cytosine methylation, indicating that these internal cytosine sites were differentially methylated between the genetically identical F1 triploids.

On the surface, wearable scanning displays have more in common with bicycle helmets than with the computer monitors and televisions they may replace.

According to Microvision representatives, the most recent standards for light levels allow beams that are almost 100 times as bright as those emitted by its retinal scanning displays.

On the other hand, progressive scanning displays all lines of a full resolution frame F (x, y, t) at time t in sequence.

Moreover, micro-CT scanning displayed that 0.4 % AgNPs caused an obvious middle ear infiltration that was absent in the rats exposed to 0.02 % AgNPs [1 3].

The pre-objective scanning displays that a laser MEMS scanner is located prior to an objective lens as illustrated in Fig. 1a.

Anyone who has seen a 1080-line progressive-scan display knows there's no comparison.