Sentence examples for scanning means from inspiring English sources

CAT scanning means that you can see skulls that you haven't taken out of the rock yet.

And the widespread use of ultrasonic scanning means that, increasingly often, twins are spotted in early scans and subsequently vanish.

Scanning means generating an accurate replica of a real-world object (the machines uses a swiping laser scanning process for increased accuracy) in a 3D digital file form that it can then print out, while the "copy" function means printing a simplified plastic copy of an object (so it's quicker but less accurate).

One where instant facial scanning meant that Tom Cruise's character John Anderton – and everyone else – is bombarded with personalised ads: "John Anderton, you could use a Guinness right about now".

Participants were asked to stop short acting dopaminergic medications (standard preparations of l-dopa and short acting dopamine agonists) at least 12 h before scanning (mean 18 h, SD 3.5), and long acting preparations (cabergoline, control release preparations of l-dopa) at least 24 h before scanning (mean 24 h, SD 9.8).

A port scan means that another computer on the Internet is looking for an open door to your machine.

They are a huge improvement over one-size-fits-all earbuds and although the scan means they cannot be a surprise they are a very personal present.

The agency's decision to continue paying for scans means their use is likely to continue to climb, according to doctors and insurers.

"A positive scan doesn't mean much of anything, while a negative scan means you don't have Alzheimer's but doesn't tell you what you do have," said Dr. Daniel Silverman, head of neuronuclear imaging at the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles.

Another DeepMind NHS collaboration, with Moorfields Eye Hospital in London, does not involve patient identifiable data — although the nature of the data being shared (detailed biometric eye scans) means it would hardly be impossible to link scans to individuals should there be a data leak.

They don't know that that happens more often than it doesn't, and that the sum of each tiny eye-scan means women feel like we're under constant surveillance, always reminded that our ultimate worth still lies in the perceived attractiveness of our bodies.