Reluctant to bury years of labor in boxes, he scanned the notes into his computer, where he could search them by keyword.
Pandora scanned the note then turned it over.
The papers were not so readable, so I have entered them using BridgeComposer, but I scanned the note.
But I still play my records, easing them out of the sleeves and gently dropping the needle, and scanning the liner notes to see who's singing harmony.
It involved browsing through canyons of plastic-encased LP's at the public library, reading the spines, scanning the liner notes and gradually collecting an armful for an afternoon's private exploration.
There you go — an actor, perhaps, not famous, but the kind of working player who populates the city, showing up as Guildenstern or Sentry No. 4. Trying to get a read on people who are reading is one of those aimless but satisfying subway pleasures that may eventually go by the wayside, like scanning the liner notes on the way home from Tower Records.
The process of de-identification involves scanning the medical notes line-by-line, dividing them into individual words separated by whitespace.
Even the option of scanning the old notes in their entirety can overload the teleglaucoma clinic with data which can be hard to identify and is often of minimal value.
For example, when asked if he looked at anything else other than scanning the progress notes to decide on a partial fitting treatment for a patient, Dentist 7 said, "I know the next treatment that needs to be done, because I've been doing it for 32 years, not because it is written there on a piece of paper.
It's called the Gocen and it works by scanning the staves, then the notes and their position so it can determine which are the high notes and which the low.
Quickly scanning the room, I noted two other women of color present, and I realized that I needed to let them know that they were safe at this group and that I would speak up on their -- and my own -- behalf.
