Sentence examples for scanning the content from inspiring English sources

Google will stop scanning the content of emails sent by Gmail users in an attempt to reassure business customers of the confidentiality of their communications.

The idea of Facebook proactively scanning the content of people's posts could trigger some dystopian fears about how else the technology could be applied.

Even though it's only an AI, not a human, some people might be a bit freaked out by Facebook scanning the content of their messages to provide these suggestions.

Mulu enables that kind of shopping experience with a plugin for publishers that works by scanning the content of the page and providing links to related products which can be purchased directly.

Scanning the content of nearly 44,000 photos from 166 participants, the program predicted clinical depression diagnoses by parsing facial detection data, platform activity metrics, metadata, and colour analysis.

Scanning the content of nearly 44,000 photos from 166 participants, the program predicted clinical depression diagnoses by parsing facial detection data, platform activity metrics, metadata, and color analysis.

An ad campaign promoting Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft's rival email service, criticised Gmail for scanning the contents of users' emails for commercial purposes.

Already being used experimentally by a number of supermarkets, these carts are capable of knowing what a customer has put in them by scanning the contents for an RFID tag: a sort of wireless bar code that is being introduced in products.

A few examples and possibilities: Geekwire points to a patent application from Microsoft that proposes targeting ads at users based on their emotional state, as gleaned from scanning the contents of emails and instant messages and Kinect sensors' tracking of movements and facial expressions.

Thus for a researcher who is scanning the contents of a journal to see what's new, the richer information may not be helpful, but for a researcher who wants to understand how an experimental method is used, this extra information can be quite useful, as seen in the results below.

If our observations are confirmed in a wider variety of biological specimens that are regularly collected in "ethanol jars", this approach can pave the way for different applications, which require scanning the contents of these specimens for target taxa such as pests, pathogens, vectors, and rare or endangered organisms.