Sentence examples for scanning the pages from inspiring English sources

Google has been scanning the pages of those books and others as part of its plan to bring a digital library and bookstore, unprecedented in scope, to computer screens across the United States.

Steidl was just back from Paris when I was in Göttingen, and I watched him one afternoon scanning the pages of the latest Chanel catalogue, looking for rogue pixelations as expertly as a dermatologist checking for moles.

Scanning the pages of brittle old books at high speed without damaging them is a problem that's still being addressed, as is the question of how to store and preserve their content once it's in digital form.

On a recent afternoon one staff member was scanning the pages of a 19th-century Chinese book, which had been recently cleaned by conservators, while another scanned a series of maps of New York City.

"To paraphrase a celebrated epitaph, prosperity left scarcely any of our industries untouched, and touched nothing it did not enrich". Scanning the pages of The Times in January 1900, one sees nothing to indicate that that good times would do anything but continue to roll.

In a Hogwarts-worthy reading room on an upper floor of the university's Alderman Library one morning, students in Advanced Descriptive Bibliography were bent over books with tape measures and mini light sabers called Zelcos, scanning the pages for watermarks, lines and other clues that can potentially trace a given sheet back to a specific paper mold in a specific mill.

There are two ways to scan a page: using OCR (Optical Character Recognition) or scanning the page as an image.

I'll be reading a book and my eyes are scanning the page and I'm floating off somewhere else.

Scanning the page, my eyes settled on words that had no business being in the agate boilerplate of a cardmember's agreement: Bricklin.

For the sake of folks scanning the page for word of a price drop: No such luck.

They notice the first line of a page before scanning the page vertically, until they find something that catches their interest again to scan horizontally, thus creating an F-pattern.