You could scan it, one line at a time, and, as long as you put all those lines back together at the other end within that fraction of a second, the human eye would be fooled into thinking that it was seeing a complete picture.
Besides, the permutation and substitution are no longer two independent parts and they intermingle with each other so that the image required to be scanned just one time.
We aim to schedule k mobile sensors to scan those POIs such that the delay of the mobile wireless sensors network (MWSN) is minimized and each POI can be scanned exactly one time in a period.
The results are displayed in Figure 1, with the x-axis representing genomic position and the y-axis representing time, and so each horizontal slice is a genome scan for one time point.
In total 742 children (93%) accepted the invitation of these 739 (99.6%) children had a DXA scan at one time point, 717 children (97%) had a DXA scan at baseline and 682 (92%) at follow-up, 660 children (89%) had measurements at both time points, but when adjusting regressions for the chosen covariates this number was reduced to n = 632 (86%).
"One time on a scan you saw something down in the lung and then it turned out to be the stomach coming through the diaphragm.
Ambadipudi says this isn't just a one time scan.
Ultrasound scan-guided compression repair failed at least one time in 13 cases and was contraindicated in the four remaining cases.
One time, he scanned in a sketchbook page, and I cut out what images I could and made them into sprites, and made a little prototype where you commanded these little characters on bikes – it was always important to have a gang of kids on bikes.
The acquisition time in scanning the whole liver for hold-breath one time could be reduced to 16 s.
In almost all studies the results show that "screen-based reading behavior is characterized by more time spent on browsing and scanning, keyword spotting, one-time reading, non-linear reading and reading more selectively".
