Sentence examples for scanning rather than from inspiring English sources

Then from 1981, with a growing band of volunteer helpers scanning, rather than typing, a flood of e-texts gathered.

Both companies have systems for authenticating who is signing a document based on how the name is written on a digital pad, but what counts is the pattern of pressures on the pad they are scanning rather than the visible shapes -- a form of biometrics.

The iPhone presents 40 choices and relies on the viewer scanning rather than scrolling or drilling down.

However, as there is an overall time limit, it is possible that the iBT reading tasks have to be completed in an expeditious fashion, leading to skimming and scanning rather than careful reading.

Scholars at University College London conducted a study titled "Information Behaviour of the Researcher of the Future", the results of which suggested that students' research habits tended towards skimming and scanning rather than in-depth reading.

This technique intentionally uses free breathing scanning rather than breathholding or respiratory triggering to visualize (moving) visceral organs and their lesions.

A handful of others exist, but most are based on brain scans rather than on gene expression maps.

No CAT scan?" Rather than curb his intolerance, Stanhope chooses to recognise it, which, he acknowledges, doesn't mean it's going away.

Some coroners in England, spurred on by the religious objections of Jews and Muslims, do allow scans rather than conventional autopsies in certain cases.

For example, with LiDAR (a portmanteau of "light" and "radar"), an environment can be scanned rather than filmed, and the resulting data can be used to imagine far more creative outputs than mere video.

You will have had to learn to scan rather than read.