Passengers are scanned in airports, spectators are scanned in arenas, and, in the age of iPhone X, everyone may soon be scanned by their phones.
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The body part is scanned and the tattoo is applied to the scanned surface.
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HoloLens could also indicate where an item should be placed once it is scanned, or deliver additional information about scanned objects.
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In fact, Buemi had the shipment scanned as if it had been sent, held it for two days, and then scanned it again.
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If the packages were scanned by the US postal system, investigators may be able to determine which machines scanned the documents and when.
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First of all, the number of license plates scanned in 2017 nearly quadrupled compared to 2016, from 9.5 million plates scanned to over 37 million.
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Once the passport and face are scanned in tandem at the beginning, the rest of the checkpoints through the airport only require a person's face to be scanned.
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Some full text articles were represented as multiple regions in the scanned archive, and some single regions in the scanned archive corresponded to multiple items in the full text archive.
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Each time I came home from the outside world I had to get my credential scanned, my photo checked against my face, and my belongings scanned in a bomb detector.
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You scanned foods and other materials – vitamins, medicines, etc.
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One man has been scanned, but I ask the team whether there will be more focus put on entertaining women, and whether plus-sized, queer and trans people will also be scanned.
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Eight bags were supposed to be scanned and loaded onto the plane bound for Miami, but only seven were scanned and registered for the flight with Thorpe's identification, according to the complaint.
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How to edit and share a scanned document on an iPhone If you click on the scanned document, you'll be able you to crop the image, change color setting and rotate the image.
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The first round of scanned subjects were, like me, nonmusicians.
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Finally, I scanned my patch, linking it to the app.
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All day I'd scanned the crowd looking for Shameka Fulston.
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They scanned the fossils and created 2194D reconstructions of them.
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It was recently recruiting volunteers to get their bodies scanned.
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It scanned incoming posts, and messaged several users offering help.
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Swallowing hard, she scanned her wrist and approved the payment.
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I scanned job ads online, in case we were wrong.
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Their brains were scanned to identify physical signs of Alzheimer's.
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That code is then scanned to confirm the traveller's details.
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To date, these users have scanned over 14 million photos.
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Just imagine getting your body parts scanned with this technology.
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She scanned the responses and made a few mental notes.
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Not every single ballot needs to be scanned by machines.
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Anything or anyone passing by scanned itself into the image.
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She scanned the room as if to surface the memories.
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It wasn't there when I scanned the loch bed later.
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We scanned the skies; we listened to the tall tales.
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Up until last year it also scanned personal Gmail accounts.
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I asked FB what exactly that meant – signed form, scanned?
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The woman ahead of me was having her produce scanned.
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And while they were doing this, we scanned their brains.
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I nervously scanned the handwritten menu, looking for anything familiar.
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Then they scanned the runners' hearts to look for atherosclerosis.
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It then assigns a corresponding color to the scanned objects.
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As he scanned the hills, Phil thought about this summer.
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She sat up straighter, scanned the room for a horse.
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Black scanned the dates and deployments listed in the file.
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When the shelter scanned Sasha, it led them to Usov.
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The family was fingerprinted again and their retinas were scanned.
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Second thing they did was they scanned or broke into, mostly didn't get into the actual vote totals, they scanned or broke into 21 states' electoral systems, showing how vulnerable our electoral systems were.
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The bricks are then removed and scanned for the tau neutrinos.
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The researchers scanned a mummified human right hand from ancient Egypt.
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The camera lens scanned over my body from top to bottom.
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It can also be printed out on paper and scanned physically.
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Two helicopters and an airplane scanned the operation from the air.
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Visitors' faces were scanned at entrances and matched with police records.
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That has never been done before in an electronically scanned antenna.
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Warren scanned the room as several people got on the feet.
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My eyes scanned the horizon, an end approaching far too quickly.
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The negatives were scanned and the images were printed on canvas.
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Limb also scanned the brains of rap artists as they freestyled.
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He stood by the counter and scanned the shelves from there.
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That's not what we know until he gets it scanned tomorrow.
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The tiny etchings could then be scanned and printed large scale.
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Jeff Gold: Johan and I had scanned everything that we had.
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Edison Software, a Gmail developer, scanned emails in a similar way.
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Just picked up my dogs from vet and had him scanned.
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Lee declined, he said, because his ticket had already been scanned.
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Morgan's head and chest were also scanned to monitor blood flow.
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The researchers scanned the DNA surrounding the mutation in those people.
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The orders were then scanned and "read" by the minifigure chefs.
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Customers scanned their phones, looked up and signaled for the check.
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So we scanned their puppies and followed up on them later.
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Rinpoche was first scanned in 2002 at the age of 27.
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An app then plays those sounds when scanned by a smartphone.
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The fiery-haired teenager scanned the courtroom for a familiar face.
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Black scanned the visa application, searching for a mention of Trawniki.
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In order to find a criminal, everyone has to be scanned.
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His name is spelled Mohammed Saad Alzahrani in the scanned document.
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He scanned a pandemonium made visible through his night-vision monocular.
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The Retail Access Control Standards program, or RACS for short, raises the standard for age-restricted POS systems, automatically locking the POS each time a Juul product is scanned until a valid, adult ID is scanned.
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Because this guy had scanned all of her photos ... scanned for every single bad photo of her that ever existed, 17 years old, drinking and at a party and looking awful, and all that kind of stuff.
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The participants' brains were scanned with functional MRI as they performed tasks.
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Scientists had Buddhist monks meditate while being scanned by an MRI machine.
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As they scanned the logs, smiles of recognition passed across their faces.
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The man scanned each image, one to the next and back again.
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Users can also import those documents they scanned into the Office documents.
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And instead of looking forward, it scanned in all directions at once.
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The shelter scanned Lucy's microchip, which tracked it back to Vanderpump Dogs.
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He scanned the crowd, pointing to others holding smartphones aloft and vertically.
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Each page was scanned in two parts, which he then stitched together.
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BenevolentBio's AI scanned for studies that might hold secrets about ALS treatment.
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Once scanned, the app will show which of your orders are inside.
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As Bennet scanned resumes, one name jumped out to him: George Papadopoulos.
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This means every file is scanned by software that originates in Russia.
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That shelter scanned Lucy's microchip, which tracked it back to Vanderpump Dogs.
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Instead I scanned my refrigerator, and I started pulling things out. Kale.
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Some files were hundreds of pages long; others were scanned and unsearchable.
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New York uses paper ballots, which are scanned after they're filled in.
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He scanned them before and after six weeks of prayer with Boelens.
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I have been able to walk back through security without being scanned.
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When President Bartlet reached the press room lectern, he scanned the audience.
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Had anyone outside the Blues' locker room scanned the standings on Jan.
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Ms. La Fortune Reed scanned the streets and realized he was right.
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Since 2012, we've trained and scanned a total of about 90 dogs.
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I scanned the far ridges for bighorn sheep, but had no luck.
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I scanned the lobby when I arrived at around 11:20 a.m.
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That ballot is scanned and they destroy [the ballots] after the election.
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Zhang says her face has been scanned and logged by the system.
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Ms. Pienkowski, 30, scanned the group to make sure everyone had arrived.
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Rather, his vocal tract had been CT scanned and then 3D printed.
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I once scanned an article from Electronic Gaming Monthly for Jesper Juul.
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She scanned her arms and legs and the skin on her chest.
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Nearby, Ms. Williams, the veterinary student, scanned the crowd for a bachelor.
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I often scanned his Facebook page, hoping not to find Trump propaganda.
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The way RFID tags are scanned also presents awkward problems within large warehouses.
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This document is being scanned by iOS 11 Notes on an iPad Pro.
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According to Kromtech, more than 119,000 scanned documents were discovered on the server.
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Even scanned pages of an Arabic dictionary are allegedly flagged by the app.
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Algorithms scanned resumes for desired keywords, and chat boxes arranged interviews with candidates.
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They scanned the ground -- and saw VanHecke, furiously waving to get their attention.
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The TV also scanned and added some 130 internet channels, all for free.
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Statcheck had scanned 50,000 papers and uploaded the results to the PubPeer comments.
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Each document has to get scanned using a flatbed machine, at high resolution.
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This fossil was also digitally scanned and is also available online to download.
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In the simulation, the hiring professionals were timed as they scanned each resume.
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There, shelter workers scanned the cat for a microchip twice, but found nothing.
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Then, he scanned the hall for Bluetooth devices and downloaded dozens of numbers.
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They told us, just if you want your system scanned, get in line.
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And her green eyes scanned the block, as if searching for a ghost.
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They had a familiar look in their eyes as they scanned the bar.
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Right: A piece of metal is scanned for quality control at Jones Metal.
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I scanned it with an app on my phone, but it didn't work.
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Kass leaned back in her chair and scanned the leaves overhead for inspiration.
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I scanned the skies, waiting for it, the mushroom cloud, my extraordinary end.
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Also, I've scanned the inks in a different way than I normally do.
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Records were scanned and Lewis was sought for questioning and a DNA sample.
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They have to be fitted to each pig, and scanned individually for tracking.
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Instead, we CT-scanned the specimen and virtually reconstructed it in a computer.
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He crumpled up the napkin, tossed the toothpick, and scanned his fellow patrons.
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The shelter learned a lot about the stray when they scanned his microchip.
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He circled back to the dockets and scanned until he found Babitsch's name.
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After waiting in line for about 15 minutes, I scanned my e-ticket.
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Each file also links to a scanned PDF of the original leaked report.
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This is a new platform that can automatically analyze scanned or digital documents.
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My eyes quickly scanned his body for any signs of carrying a gun.
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On the first flight, they actually scanned each one of the babies individually!
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The hunter scanned the environment, looking and waiting for something to focus on.
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"I'm scanned into 'Star Wars' now, my face and body," he told me.
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A 3-D camera then scanned the customer's face to verify their identity.
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Some also integrate scanned, life-sized statues; others, full-scale models of humans.
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Somphone scanned the soil for live "bombies," as the Lao call the bomblets.
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After three matches he stopped swiping and scanned the profiles of his matches.
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I yanked-out the map and scanned its stupefying squiggles for a clue.
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The computer's operating system shut down and restarted when I scanned my passport.
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Then we scanned all the previous issues and put them up as PDFs.
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While the participants were holding onto their thoughts, the MRI scanned their brains.
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He scanned the letter again to make sure he had not misread it.
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From here he studied maps, held court-martials and scanned the river below.
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He silently and skeptically scanned me from head to toe and back again.
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"We scanned them high quality so now everyone can see them," Galusca said.
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The researchers also scanned nine typically developed study volunteers of the same age.
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Zomato began in 2008 as an online guide that scanned menus from restaurants.
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He scanned the room affectionately and landed on a worn-down makeshift sofa.
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She then made prints of the landscapes and scanned them into her computer.
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I scanned the interior of the train but saw no signs there either.
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Mr. Bloomberg scanned the boldfaced roster of charity ball committee members and wondered.
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Photographs of scanned government and employee IDs were also discovered in the breach.
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Prints of scanned drawings by the owner, Alfred Riis, hang on the walls.
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One threatening letter had been written carefully, then scanned and forwarded to him.
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They will be carefully conserved, and 3D-scanned for a more detailed analysis.
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Their scent notes are scanned into a database and saved for future reference.
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We then scanned parts of her costume to create the 'casual' Supergirl look.
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I scanned the room and marveled at how attractive and normal everyone looked.
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His eyes scanned the text hungrily, expression changing from hope to sorrow to despair.
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We scanned the crowd, speculating on who might be a plant, reporter, or infiltrator.
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Either from the original designs (all done in 3D now anyway) or scanned afterwards.
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The "M" next to Kushner's birth date in the scanned copy below indicates gender.
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CV: We require an ID to be checked and scanned on every single order.
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I quickly scanned the room and immediately realized I was the only solo passenger.
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In exchange we received a copy of the scanned images and access to Ancestry.com.
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When he got back to the base, his logs would be scanned and analyzed.
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Behind the scene, you seal your scanned documents with a public and private key.
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In the slideshow ahead, we scanned through eBay pages so you don't have to.
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In July, Sealow and Andrew then scanned an additional 14,000 words through their script.
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Or scanned a nail polish wall and triumphantly held up a sheer, pinky-nude?
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An NHK representative told me that the 8K version was scanned by Warner Bros.
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Trump scanned the document, picking out the negative remarks, then pulled out a Sharpie.
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After his passport was scanned he was taken to a back room and detained.
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Literacy has not improved in America, even though all these books have been scanned.
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And then, they scanned the store, looking for signs that anyone would be hostile.
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I drew with a ballpoint pen and scanned it, and it looked truly awful.
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I scanned their faces, wondering if they felt as fucked up as I did.
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Last year, the HiMirror Plus scanned my face and told me I had wrinkles.
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Customers place their feet in the bottom of this device to have them scanned.
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The group returned a few minutes later after law enforcement had scanned the area.
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In the beginning of our estrangement, I scanned the sidewalk for her every day.
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When it was finished, he scanned it and animates various elements on the computer.
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That then gets scanned against the 5 billion product updates Amazon receives each day.
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Then, the researchers reconstructed detailed 3D models of each skull that had been scanned.
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The hacker then sent what looks like a scanned photo of a fake passport.
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With a broad smile on my face, I scanned the display on my GPS.
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I colored it digitally in photoshop using a Wacom tablet and imported scanned textures.
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He scanned the ground in front of his feet as if he'd lost something.
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Once Vader's melted mask has been scanned, the digital department will fine tune it.
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Just for kicks, I scanned an early version of this article as my document.
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Thus far, all but one of the performers scanned have been regular-sized women.
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"The circumstances out here are dangerous," Decoursey said as she scanned her longtime encampment.
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Overwhelmed with anxiety, I scanned the floor of the office, looking for the words.
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Biceña Pérez, 36, scanned the halls looking for anyone who would listen to her.
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Last year, our staff scanned nearly 8,000 deals and found only 64 worth posting.
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When first infected by WannaCry, computers scanned the internet globally for other vulnerable machines.
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"Every bush and stone was closely scanned for men in ambush," he wrote afterward.
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A guard with a portable radio detector scanned bodies, looking for concealed wireless devices.
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Squirrels, I fumed as I scanned the trees: never around when you need one.
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The researchers scanned the DNA surrounding these influential variants and found an intriguing pattern.
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Scanned a few hundred state-issued "fatherland cards" to see if their holders voted?
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The doctor scanned my belly and told me that I was nine weeks pregnant.
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"Can you believe this?" he has said as he scanned the torrent of headlines.
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I raised my binoculars to my eyes and scanned the branches to our right.
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Agents wielding metal detectors scanned knapsacks under the startled gaze of wide-eyed children.
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"I think most people hide it," Mr. Slimani said as he scanned the beach.
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But when he scanned the bean aisles at a grocery store in Pullman, Wash.
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Another, in a shirt emblazoned with "Abolish ICE," scanned the room for a seat.
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I scanned the shelves around me: Belle stuff, "Sleeping Beauty" stuff, Princess Jasmine stuff.
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And he spent the rest of the day being questioned, prodded, poked and scanned.
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Of course, the Internet Archive hasn't scanned all the books cited by Wikipedia yet.
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I scanned the room and located the young man in a sleekly fitted jacket.
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He opened them and slowly scanned the faces around him, taking in each one.
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The British Museum's lion was scanned, at night, in the course of five weeks.
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Our mobile phones can be tracked, our emails scanned and our online purchases monitored.
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Sherrena scanned its long wooden pews for a seat, waving at landlords she recognized.
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Two weeks later, they returned to the lab to have their knees re-scanned.
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So far, the laboratory has located about 6,000 and scanned about 4,000 of them.
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Once all that is resolved, the qualifying books can be scanned for public consumption.
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The volunteers' brains were scanned with functional MRI during this phase of the experiment.
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Their brains were scanned before becoming pregnant and within few months after giving birth.
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Every evening, Air Force technicians scanned workers for plutonium particles before they left Runit.
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Shaquetta Taylor, who goes by Shaq, scanned an item — a bag of glazed pecans.
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The AR scanner was designed to anchor dots to what you've scanned, but uses smaller dots instead of anchoring the entire content to the product itself to overcome the problems that could occur when multiple items are scanned together in a close space.
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Stolen bag was one of eight, authorities say Eight bags were supposed to be scanned and loaded onto the plane bound for Miami, but only seven were scanned and registered for the flight with Thorpe's identification, according to the complaint against Thorpe.
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While in beta the machine learning software apparently scanned some 50,000 videos in a month.
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Newborns can be scanned without having to be moved to another part of the hospital.
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They found his DNA in the garbage and scanned it through an ancestry Web site.
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They scanned them in an FMRI while playing audio from three different men saying prayers.
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But when she scanned the lineup, she noticed that almost every speaker was a man.
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Surreptitiously being scanned when you're walking down the street is another issue entirely, Stanley said.
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These 3D-rendered animations were re-shot on 16mm film, hand-processed and digitally scanned.
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" Once an object or barcode has been scanned you can "See all results at Amazon.
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For this sequence, Mr. Cofer's team scanned footage from the original, covering many different scenes.
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Kevin Savetz recently scanned the entire 138-page book, and posted the files to Archive.org.
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To pay for goods, refugees only need to have their iris scanned in participating stores.
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Additional Thoughts: What exactly is in Charlotte Hale's neck that proves she's human when scanned?
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You should be able to forget that your items are being automatically scanned at all.
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This is a 1661 edition, which needed a little work before it could be scanned.
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The new rules require users to either have their fingerprints verified or their faces scanned.
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Workers are scanned for radiation exposure after returning from working outside at the power plant.
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Once it's been scanned, a notification bubble will appear at the top of the screen.
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Once you scanned the code, it took you to voter registration info on their website.
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The picture is then scanned and reproduced onto the froth using a flavorless food coloring.
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Using this information, the researchers then scanned records from seismometers to find the tiny earthquakes.
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Some researchers flash-froze grasshoppers doing the dirty and scanned them to understand their genitalia.
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" For Chang, the moment that Lena's centerfold was torn and scanned marked "tech's original sin.
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The computer scanned my face, processed for a minute, then spit out the result: 27.
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The U.S. researchers pieced together more than 53 scanned segments of the En-Gedi scroll.
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But the most important question of all surely is: Can the code actually be scanned?
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The new trove of files include scanned handwritten documents that take a lot of deciphering.
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It's waiting in line with your fellow plebes, herded into waiting areas, and scanned thoroughly.
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U.S. Ambassador Bob Godec explained as he scanned the bush for animals during the rally.
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This code is scanned once to both pay for the transaction and apply the savings.
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But the holy smokes component of the innovation was how it was scanned by lasers.
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Those photos are regularly scanned by the FBI to match criminal suspects captured on video.
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The mothers were scanned while they heard their own infant cry or make other noises.
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But when these areas were scanned, there was no evidence of an influx of refugees.
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Scanned items can be placed in a shopping cart and purchased with a smartphone later.
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The protest was livestreamed, and a tally was kept of how many people they scanned.
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I scanned them, worked them in Photoshop and now they live on my office wall.
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With each move, the computers scanned databases and fed back the likelihood of positive outcomes.
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Before you enter, you have your passport seized, your eyes scanned and your fingerprints taken.
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She then scanned and digitally colored them, and even added his voice to the characters.
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The code was scanned when boarding the bus in Kyiv that took them to Chernobyl.
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"I scanned that field myself, searching for eggs, and I got twenty-five," she said.
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I played around with the automated check-in kiosk anyway, and had my face scanned.
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Lovell pulled the sheet out, scanned it, and looked bitterly pleased with what it contained.
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The software on their smartphones just automatically scanned whoever they passed as they walked around.
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His eyes went straight to their shoes, and he scanned the Timberlands and the Nikes.
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The more frequently a patient is seen, admitted, scanned, biopsied or prescribed medication, the better.
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Mr. Harrison's eyes scanned a cluster of sofas, all of them at that moment, empty.
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The Times restricted results to apps that MightySignal had scanned within the previous six months.
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If you have one of those but have never scanned before, check your help guide.
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Now, for the first time, all of those millions of photos are being electronically scanned.
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I have no doubt my Instagram messages are being scanned and my Zoom meetings recorded.
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They scanned the lungs of a frighteningly emaciated baby to see if she had tuberculosis.
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The pastor scanned the vacant lots and darkened buildings, taking heavy breaths to steady himself.
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After each quarter, he scanned the official scorer's reports, analyzing the stats of the game.
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The researchers could see the retinas moving as the spiders scanned the object for detail.
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He was scanned again at the respective ages of 30, 32 and 41 years old.
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Its existence indicates that the bomb was actually scanned and should have been readily spotted.
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Afterward, most constituent mail is scanned and forwarded to congressional offices as an electronic image.
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"My savior is born," yelled Amy Azzo as she scanned the crowd near Union Station.
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To integrate these tweaks, he scanned the altered fake and made another 3-D print.
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The law allows food producers to use QR codes that can be scanned with smartphone.
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So I scanned the pews each week looking for someone with an unadorned ring finger.
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Since it was founded in 2018, the company has scanned more than 9.2 million packages.
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There, each page is scanned, assigned a bar code and a number, and stored underground.
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Then I added a payment method, enabled my camera, and scanned the QR patch. Voila!
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Mailed ballots, on the other hand, are easily scanned and or can be hand-counted.
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He sent out more blood and scanned his bones, but those results revealed nothing new.
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She could barely contain herself as she scanned the cube for its technologically advanced features.
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A digitally scanned version of a Whole Slide Imaging (WSI) slide, which is used to train the AI model A digitally scanned version of a Whole Slide Imaging (WSI) slide, which is used to train the AI model Then there was the challenge of subjectivity.
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Juul introduces new POS standards to restrict sales to minors The Retail Access Control Standards program, or RACS for short, automatically locks the point-of-sale system each time a Juul product is scanned until a valid, adult ID is scanned as well. 5.
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Once inside the abandoned department store–turned disaster center, John Wilkes scanned the room wide-eyed.
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Like the pages of a scanned newspaper, a digital map is just a really big image.
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However, the Map is not pre-scanned by humans and relies on tech and user reporting.
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There, the images were scanned against images of hundreds of Swift's known stalkers, Rolling Stone reports.
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We scanned our data for the Street's best-rated stocks across the different sectors right now.
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Responsible companies have to ensure consumers give consent to have their bodies scanned to optimize shopping.
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Of the 1,510 samples scanned, 55 yielded parasitization events, or about 3.6 percent of the fossils.
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Roughly 1.7 million packages a day are X-rayed, scanned and sniffed by dog teams. FoxNews.
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I spotted this large communications tower as I scanned random fields in the area for drones.
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The app even makes some basic adjustments for you so the scanned images look their best.
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So I signed up for the first available 30-minute timeslot to get my body scanned.
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So she took her new pooch to a local vet to have the dog's microchip scanned.
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Their faces were then scanned by a facial recognition camera and matched with their identification cards.
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Flipping through the book, I scanned the pages for the easiest recipe I could re-create.
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An hour before the girl's forensic interview, he scanned the police report, reading sections out loud.
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Amazon is gathering data about body types by inviting volunteers to get scanned, taped, and photographed.
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In Candid's physical locations, customers can get their teeth scanned and order aligners within 30 minutes.
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Still, at least once a day for years I had scanned my catalog of death methods.
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Around the corner, car mechanic Ahmed scanned the dusty street as his apprentices slouched in boredom.
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I landed on a random Spurs game, scanned the floor, and immediately considered changing the channel.
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Laundroid uses multiple robotic arms to pick up the clothes, which are then scanned by cameras.
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A microchip was scanned but the phone number given by the chip company did not work.
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Adda subvocalized the terms to her comp and scanned the Interplanetary Transit Authority's passenger vessel requirements.
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His documents—some utility bills and a bank statement—are scanned and transmitted to head office.
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At every level, a technician scanned the flesh and body parts using an Artec 3D scanner.
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Several of the contributions, including Connor Willumsen's, are scanned images of sketches or scraps of paper.
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But quite a lot of the scanned sheet music was, to say the least, extremely racist.
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They were also scanned as they underwent hearing tests that had them listen to pure tones.
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Police said the ads included a barcode to be scanned into a smartphone for more information.
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I then scanned them in, made any minor adjustments and finally colored them on the computer.
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Their ships were scanned, and the alien craft moved away as quickly as it had arrived.
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The disembodied sets of dolphin junk were scanned independently and the copulatory position with computer tomography.
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Additionally, it also checks things like whether a driver scanned their mirrors before changing the lane.
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Once the sign is scanned, a toy or activity will come to life on the screen.
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Even the 7-Tesla that scanned my brain had only a maximum resolution of one millimetre.
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As a result, people scanned their cellphones constantly, and tried to keep busy in the meantime.
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Researchers scanned astronauts' brains using magnetic resonance imaging before and after varying lengths of space missions.
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The book features short stories, comics, and scanned copies of one-page entries from their journals.
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He peeled open the brochure and scanned the first page but couldn't take the words in.
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An employee on the main observation level scanned my ticket and showed me to another elevator.
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To date, we've scanned and preserved more than 300 million— a number that still astonishes me.
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Merchandise is scanned at these drop-off locations, making customers immediately able to rent more items.
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Sanaa looked at her brother in their living room as he scanned the paper in shock.
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Everything is tracked inside Amazon because all the packages are being scanned and have time stamps.
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Although U.S. citizens can opt-out of having their faces scanned, it's not always openly advertised.
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When the piece went live, I scanned it eagerly at first, and then with dawning horror.
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With other researchers, we scanned the brains of stranded animals, looking to pinpoint the damaged parts.
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After the recent LIGO detection, telescopes scanned the sky looking for an electromagnetic counterpart to S190814bv.
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Readers can view a scanned book in a browser or download it to an e-reader.
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The system locks up if there are bulk purchases or if an invalid ID is scanned.
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In Asia and the United States, passengers are scanned with thermal devices to measure their temperature.
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Once Coke decided to pursue a new flavor, Carpenter's team scanned Coke's international market for ideas.
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Most are now purchased on and delivered to a mobile device, then scanned at the stadium.
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Not just the books Darwin wrote, but literally the ones he owned, scanned in full detail.
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Medics in hazmat suits also scanned passengers on planes coming out the China for the virus.
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A friendly court clerk there scanned hundreds of pages of microfilmed documents for us to read.
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We saw "pickers," employees who roamed the aisles, scanned packages and moved them to be sorted.
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After the wearer is fully body scanned, her measurements are adapted to the Kinematic Dress's design.
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Numbers can be used to set checkpoints during races and scanned in by pointing the S1's first-person camera at the signs, while things like the Heart icon and the "?" icon can be scanned in to provide power-ups like a speed boost or EMP blast.
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Next, I scanned, and learned that I was safely covered with a "Good job!" message that appeared.
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If the cameras see an item hasn't been scanned, it sends a checkout attendant to provide assistance.
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This shelter scanned the pup for a microchip and found one with contact info for Vanderpump Dogs.
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But the issue here isn't accuracy, it's that people's faces were scanned without their knowledge or consent.
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Once voters mark their choices on paper, the ballots are scanned by computers to tally the votes.
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During its original phase, Kepler scanned 943,000 stars, eventually discovering 2,244 candidate exoplanets and 2,327 confirmed exoplanets.
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"The archive is massive, and what we've scanned so far is not the complete collection," Case said.
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The user will need to visit one of the company's showrooms to get their head 3D scanned.
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He is chipped, so returning him to his family would be as simple as having him scanned.
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Imaging specialist Carrie Howard has scanned about 1,100 specimens since she began using the Artec Space Spider.
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The government scanned the fingertips of 38 million people, about three-quarters of the population, last year.
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They scanned the women's brains before they became pregnant and a few months after they gave birth.
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When both shoes are scanned, the images are uploaded to the cloud and the request is processed.
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They've also scanned the area, set traps and cameras in an effort to track down the bear.
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And they were kind of given some marks to hit in terms of quantity of faces scanned.
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His eyes scanned her up and down and she felt naked under the heat of his attention.
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The way this restriction is imposed is by requiring that another person's battle code is physically scanned.
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Foreigners buying SIM cards in Thailand will have their faces scanned and matched against their passport photographs.
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Following preservation and stabilization, these brains would be cut into extremely fine slices, and then individually scanned.
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In order to track suitcases, tags need to be scanned at the four stages of their transit.
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Doctors scanned her lungs and discovered she had pneumonia and they quickly placed her on a ventilator.
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Though not technically QR codes, they're scanned like them to let you follow people you meet offline.
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You either need to use a big, slow scanner or get them professionally scanned, which costs money.
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So, to see how deep this issue went, DOI scanned the applications of the Class of 2013.
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Two weeks ago, a Reuters report revealed Yahoo scanned millions of emails for the NSA and FBI.
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In return, I get a 5 GB email account that doesn't have its contents scanned and monetized.
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But it's also a fascinatingly unique and silly look at a band that's never scanned as such.
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Zone Mesmerizing GIFs Of MRI-Scanned Food And Flowers Experience GIF Hypnosis With These Mesmerizing, Fluid Graphics
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Officials have scanned it with a metal detector but have so far been unable to get inside.
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The study describes the brain activity of 15 people who got their brains scanned while on LSD.
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It was too easy: I just scanned the item and entered it in again as a return.
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Sitting in the ballroom the Monday of the conference, I scanned the stats sheet while Sanders spoke.
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After a United representative successfully scanned it, she boarded the plane and headed for her seat, 22C.
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In other words, the people most likely to bring weapons into the building aren't scanned at all.
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As Sanders scanned her reading material, someone asked if separating families was in the children's best interest.
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Some of his predictions came true, like cameras being everywhere and our bodies being scanned for weapons.
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About 2,000 bikes have been scanned this year, although no inspection took place at the Strade Bianche.
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Thirty minutes after inhaling the cannabis or placebo vapor, the volunteers had their brains scanned via fMRI.
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In October reports surfaced that that Yahoo scanned its users emails at the behest of U.S. intelligence.
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I didn't feel like getting my bottom teeth scanned, but below is what the top looks like.
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As items are scanned and filed away, a computer system is constantly optimizing the worker's next moves.
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At first, I scanned his account constantly and unfollowed or blocked about 20 percent of his choices.
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Yet however "rare" the print from which the version was scanned, it wasn't in very good shape.
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I scanned a few different apps, but the simplicity of PiggyBot seemed well suited for younger children.
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The books are then scanned and made available for one borrower at a time, for 14 days.
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The books are then scanned and made available for one borrower at a time, for 14 days.
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Members access the space, located in Central Brooklyn, by having their fingers scanned and giving a passcode.
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Bob scanned rooms for suspicious activity, comparing what he saw with his last sweep of the building.
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The pink blocks are the domains that were scanned and the red blocks are third-party trackers.
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Weiner pulled down a copy of Legacy of Ashes from his bookshelf and scanned the relevant pages.
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A man took my questionnaire, scanned my answers, and placed a red check mark on my form.
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He scanned me as if he were the Terminator, trying to see if I posed a threat.
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Once you've scanned them, you can zap the pages clean by popping the notebook in the microwave.
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She pocketed it, scanned a QR code to transfer the money, and raced out to the bus.
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Sensing a stirring beside her a short while later, Ms. Warren stopped herself and scanned the chamber.
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It's also been digitizing physical books and other analog media, and has now scanned 3.8 million books.
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Once the code is scanned, the lock is linked to your Apple ID, and by extension, HomeKit.
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She scanned the patient, designed the crown, manufactured it and cemented it in the office that day.
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These cards send out a contactless signal that can be scanned, but the CVV code is encrypted.
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" Shown a message from Sanger, "Cartwright read through the email and scanned the document with his finger.
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Finnerty thought it would be great if more living musicians and actors were proactive about being scanned.
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At her shows, fans went unknowingly into "selfie stations" and scanned to ensure they weren't a threat.
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When a vape is purchased at a store, the customer's ID is scanned and linked to it.
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At the national air show in July, more than 21,000 faces were scanned, according to the police.
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The researchers in each of the studies then scanned their volunteers' hearts, using a variety of techniques.
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After ballots are scanned, the machine tabulates those votes and prints out a receipt with the total.
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Then it scanned a database to find the most popular dividend stocks by top analysts right now.
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Once the ID is scanned, the drink is slowly brought to the edge for easy pick-up.
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The upgrade sees the installation of the Northrop Grumman AN/APG-83 scalable agile beam radar, an active electronically scanned radar, to replace the older mechanically scanned set; new mission computers; improvements to the aircraft's electronic warfare suite and avionics; and the integration of new precision-guided weapons.
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Apps are now automatically scanned from the Play Store app on Google, with suspicious activity flagged and stopped.
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While they were reading the statements and counter-evidence, their brains were scanned in a functional MRI machine.
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Wouldn't you still be there, on the table, after your brain was scanned and "transfered" to a program?
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An American customs agent gently quizzed them about their itinerary as he scanned their passports in his booth.
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At Wisdom Panel's lab, Izzie's DNA would be scanned and analyzed in a database of 250 dog breeds.
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After exposure, the negative was scanned and processed using a graphic editing program to adjust color and contrast.
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The LEGUS team scanned 50 local galaxies ranging from 11 million to 58 million light-years from Earth.
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Denizens scanned Citizen, a crime-reporting app, looking for any update on where the bloodthirsty creature might be.
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Passers-by are entitled to avoid being scanned, and all footage will be deleted immediately after the trial.
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So far, the project has collected about two-thirds of the films but only scanned 400 to 500.
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"(It's) one of the first that we actually scanned from the negative, the suiting-up shots," he said.
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Your heart would begin to pound as you scanned the room for exits before realizing it was hopeless.
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One data set used "rolled" fingerprints that consist of images scanned from prints that were inked on paper.
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Sure enough, we had about 12 of these films over in our archives, and I had them scanned.
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Customers park their cars in special hangars where the vehicles are scanned to confirm their make and model.
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It isn't officially published online, but here's a scanned copy of the magazine, courtesy of the Internet Archive.
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The volunteers watched the dot for about five minutes while scientists scanned their brains with ultra-fast fMRI.
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A tap on it will launch a full-screen view of your Venmo code, ready to be scanned.
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You still have to manually search for a reference material and see if Google has a copy scanned.
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He then scanned the cast, created the plugs in a program called ZBrush, and then 3D printed them.
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The deep neural network then scanned these pixel by pixel, looking for the characteristics common to each diagnosis.
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Deloney scanned the room, quickly filling with families carrying blankets, snacks, toothbrushes, and toys, looking for her mother.
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California requires prospective notaries to submit fingerprints for identification purposes, and we lined up to get ours scanned.
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Frantically, I scanned the sky with the camera's long, bulky lens, but I couldn't seem to locate it.
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In 2016, Russian military hackers scanned the election-related websites of at least 21 different states for vulnerabilities.
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They pawed through garbage and scanned drifts of debris on the roadside, hoping to spot an edible morsel.
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Since barcodes are tied to specific SKUs for a product, it can add the exact item you scanned.
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My reaction was one of extreme happiness and overwhelming nausea as my eyes and hands scanned her body.
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I kept glancing down at his cursive numbers as I scanned street addresses in search of the building.
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Lucy's body was scanned for details at the High-Resolution X-ray Computed Tomography Facility at the university.
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Instead, take the Vistadome train to Aguas Calientes and plan to get your park entry scanned by noon.
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The last time my team at Refinery29 had a happy hour, I scanned the bar's menu online beforehand.
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Finally, an interactive 3D model is generated by Aerial SFM, offering a detailed documentation of the scanned area.
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At age two, after 11 of those infants had been diagnosed with autism, they scanned their brains again.
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All your atoms are scanned and destroyed in the process, because there's no cloning allowed in quantum mechanics.
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The barcode is then scanned along with a fingerprint so you can go through "smart" UAE airport gates.
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A Good Samaritan brought the feline to a nearby animal hospital, where he was scanned for a microchip.
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She scanned the headlines and social media, expecting there to be a lot of blowback about privacy concerns.
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The bank's executives, having already had the networks scanned multiple times by other firms, was in complete shock.
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Want to make all your scanned receipts, travel docs, and photos from your last vacation easy to locate?
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In a Stanford project, computers scanned millions of pictures of parked cars to predict voting patterns and pollution.
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In fact, it has already scanned another 1,000 images over the past few months with its new cameras.
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The Nix Pro also lets you conduct A/B color comparisons and export and record scanned color data.
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When the product is scanned, the app brings up a photo and information on how it was made.
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These new books rely not on mere clippings, but on big data: millions of books scanned by Google.
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A spokesman for Apple declined to specify how it scanned its platforms, saying the information could help criminals.
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Visitors to the base are supposed to have their IDs scanned and run through a criminal records database.
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It's probably the easiest way I've ever scanned to find the perfect emoji for my current emotional state.
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Confused, the sensor operator scanned around and noticed a large facility nearby with people walking around at night.
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Isaac scanned his work area, wondered what might be worth the effort of stuffing into a Bankers Box.
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She scanned her ticket, and was told to come in to the lottery office to claim her prize.
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Carter, an actor who co-founded a youth-led activist group called Youth Power Collective, scanned it quickly.
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In the Alexa app, I added the Honeywell skill, then scanned for the thermostat and labeled it Honeywell.
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After that, we scanned our phone on the QR reader and the automatic gateway opened right before us.
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Mark Warner lamented that it took DHS nine months to alert states they had been scanned in 2016.
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You opened up a QR code, the merchant scanned it with their phone, and money magically exchanged hands.
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Paola scanned Google for apartments near Texas Medical Center, realizing that doctors and patients regularly come and go.
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The timbers — an estimated 220 large pieces — are each photographed, scanned and reproduced with a 3-D printer.
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The whole act scanned like a Haight Street version of Willie Tyler and Lester, set to dance beats.
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We divided up the list, created these immense spreadsheets with titles, positions, experience skills, and scanned the spreadsheets.
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The prints, first enhanced with silver, black, and white crayons and then scanned and enlarged, convey tranquil solitude.
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And I lucked out: There was a sketchbook he had recently scanned that he wanted to send me.
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Today, those lines are the black UPC code that gets scanned on a product when you buy it.
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The militia information mill used to run on scanned pamphlets, homemade comb-tooth books, and conservative talk radio.
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But when the ball came back the other way and the camera scanned the bench, it was gone.
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I scanned the electronic ticket on my phone at a turnstile to be let into the platform area.
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Since 21, every Europe-bound container has been X-ray scanned, according to Dias, the retired customs inspector.
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FARAGO This is a future where everything is constantly scanned and scored: the goods but also the workers.
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I scanned not for seashells but for the titles of paperbacks splayed on beach chairs and sandy towels.
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We scanned the room and spotted the birth mom in a circle of sunlight coming through the window.
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Since 2016, every Europe-bound container has been X-ray scanned, according to Dias, the retired customs inspector.
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Researchers implant a small tag in the sturgeons, which allows a propagated fish to be scanned and recognized.
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All Florida counties have been scanned for cyber vulnerabilities and election offices are a priority, according to Jones.
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According to the FBI, as many as 39 states had their election systems scanned or targeted by Russia.
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Someone had surreptitiously taken a paper from the desk of the judge in Kiani's case and scanned it.
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So there were plenty of pictures from the N.A.A.C.P. collection that had not been scanned and put online.
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They dove deep every now and then, and we all scanned the horizon for where they would reappear.
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However, Chun's blueprints are derived from scanned immigration forms, purged of language so that only simple geometries remain.
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All was quiet, so he stood back and scanned both sides of the demonstrations with his telephoto lens.
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Lotze designed a small desk where the study's subjects could write by hand while he scanned their brains.
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Dr. Berns collected two Tasmanian devil brains, scanned them and compared them with the two Tasmanian tiger brains.
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Since then, SRLab has collected measurements for over 800 SIM cards that people have scanned with the tool.
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You put your laptop on the conveyor belt so it can be scanned for any bomb-like properties.
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Kepler scanned the skies from 2009 to 2018, and it found over 4,000 planets outside our solar system.
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Nico Luker, 6, decided to test what would happen if he scanned a program without the "end" block.
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First, a detection program scanned through years of audio recordings and pulled out all segments with dolphin clicks.
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Next, a recreation of their scanned face is generated in real-time and projected onto 5,000 motorized rods.
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As an example of NFC in action on an iOS 13 device, the company showed off how a merchant could use NFC tags that displayed a product description after the customer scanned it, as well as how another NFC tag could offer the customer a coupon for their purchase, when scanned.
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Although vote-counting systems were not impacted, computer networks containing voter info may have been scanned by Russian hackers.
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Photo: APShoppers at the Chinook Centre, a mall in Calgary, Canada, have been unwittingly scanned by face recognition software.
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Fruit from a poisonous treeFace recognition works by matching the person being scanned against a database of facial images.
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They scanned documents will be transferred to the Center for Media and Democracy, then the Senate will get copies.
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It scanned those firms' people profiles for employees listed as "partner" and independently verified that they were active investors.
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In the study, the researchers scanned the brains of three different groups of subjects with magnetic resonance imaging machines.
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The team scanned the brains of all three groups three times — at 6, 12 and 24 months of age.
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After their ride on the conveyor, the samples are scanned by the SEM, resulting in stacks of image data.
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We scanned all the frames, and for the labeled release we ended up typing the numbers in by hand.
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The book will contain all of the original pages of the original standards guide, scanned from the original manuals.
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Nuix Pty Ltd, a little-known Australian developer, provided software that made millions of the scanned documents text-searchable.
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Variety scanned LinkedIn and found several Dynastrom employees, including its CTO and CEO, had joined Roku back in September.
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Once scanned, it brings you to an app where you're able to listen to the audio books for free.
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In the clip, he demonstrates how fingerprints can be scanned and printed with conductive ink to unlock the devices.
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The RFID chip is scanned on the top of the Leaf, which tells the device what recipe to use.
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Sawang said another intelligence centre scanned for violations 24 hours a day but it was "off-limits" to media.
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The website authorities are looking at had scanned and handwritten journal entries from someone who signed them, Sol Pais.
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More importantly, can she leave the house without her husband's face getting scanned until he works the kinks out?
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In the scanned note, the central bank welcomed recent improvements in financial conditions and promised to continue its "proactivity".
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First, the team scanned the scroll using micro-computed tomography—a commercially available machine often used for cancer imaging.
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As the cashier scanned my items, he turned the notebook over in his hands and looked up at me.
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In response to my FOIA, the DEA mailed me the following treasure trove of documents (scanned and uploaded below).
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The more drinks are scanned, the more accurate Scio could be at detecting levels of alcohol in a drink.
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Some researchers even scanned the asteroid for signs of possible life, but it looks like they didn't find anything.
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Her elaborately annotated copy of the score is displayed under glass, with a scanned touch-screen version alongside it.
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A class action lawsuit filed earlier in the year alleges that the company might have inappropriately scanned private messages.
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Then my computer tells me I'm being scanned by a ship, my first real encounter with an alien craft.
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Manning's representatives have posted a lengthy summary of the charges, including a number of scanned documents from the case.
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Last week, China's IT ministry announced that anyone applying for mobile and internet services must have their face scanned.
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They scanned the fields digitally with drones, then counted the percentage of green pixels to quantify each variety's growth.
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He scanned the icy slopes for a place to crash land because he was too low to bail out.
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As I scanned the 28503 indicators that make up the Index I was caught by one in particular – corruption.
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The Tonga Geological Service then scanned through satellite imagery and noticed the paroxysm, at Lateiki, began a day earlier.
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Grolle's reportedly scanned his PC for bugs and slapped a filter on his email, but the pizzas keep coming.
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This can be scanned by a shelter or vet, and the number is used to find the pet's owner.
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I scanned through all of the available excerpts and plucked out the lines that are most devastating for Trump.
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This musical fingerprint is then scanned, enhanced, and printed on high-quality paper to make a perfectly unique artwork.
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While her body was 3D-scanned and manipulated to look pregnant, she wasn't actually pregnant—and neither are you.
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However, Yahoo allegedly scanned all of its nearly 219 million users' email accounts — a vastly larger group than reported.
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Zhang has recently begun digitizing this archive with the help of assistants; they have scanned 43,000 pages so far.
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Sawang said another intelligence center scanned for violations 24 hours a day but it was "off-limits" to media.
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" Spokesman for the L.A. Metro, Dave Sotero, told the Times that most people "won't even know they're being scanned.
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This machine helps users move freshly printed parts into a washer where they can be serialized, and data-scanned.
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Reddit user "u/darkshark9" lifted an image of his fingerprint from a wine glass, then scanned it into Photoshop.
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The loud bar went silent as I scanned my surroundings like the Terminator to figure out my next move.
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They scanned 4 million devices and came up with more than 600,000 devices still using the default "123456" passwords.
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The health data firm Amino scanned half a million birth control claimsfiled with insurance companies in 2014 and 2015.
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Most editions include a full list of artists and artworks, with many older exhibition catalogues scanned for online perusal.
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The machine scanned codes printed on pouches of chopped produce to help assess the freshness of the contents inside.
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Neither case considered whether it would be legal to distribute scanned books to the general public over the Internet.
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My roommate who is a nanny scanned the rules desperately trying to figure out if her job was prohibited.
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I signed into another editor's internet hotspot to make sure my barcode was visible and ready to be scanned.
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When scanned, the barcodes provide information about where a product was manufactured, lot numbers, authorized distributors and safe use.
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Once scanned, you can use the included software to edit them; imagine bringing old, faded photos back to life.
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They also scanned 100,000-year-old skulls found in Israel that are clearly similar to those of living humans.
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In December, 2015, they spent what Skene Catling called a "holiday" in Dagestan, where Lowe scanned medieval Muslim tombstones.
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He had scanned the crowd for close to an hour and was not planning on making the first move.
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I hastily scanned the stapled papers for my seeding in the race and laughed mightily at what I discovered.
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Texas officials said Tuesday that the state's computer systems were being scanned as often as 10,000 times per minute.
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In response to the warning for snakes, the primates reared up on their hind legs and scanned the ground.
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The subjects were shown 60 mathematical formulas two weeks before they were scanned and during and after the scan.
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"Yes, I've certainly scanned myself before getting pregnant," she said, "and will go into the scanner again after birth!"
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And ScanMyPhotos has now scanned thousands of photos, he said, and won over some Trump supporters as paying customers.
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Researchers scanned through the nearly seven thousand genomes to find variations in gene segments that were correlated with schizophrenia.
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These are then scanned and sent to the election board for posting online, a measure designed to combat rigging.
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They drew blood from the 38-year-old Muslim, scanned his face, recorded his voice and took his fingerprints.
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I scanned through the nearly 900 pages of the report that was released by the attorney general last week.
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I scanned the faces of our two video producers here in Berlin, and both were rendered in exceptional 3D detail.
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They believe that, once scanned at checkout and bagged, they're on their way to some undefined state of permanent bliss.
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Talking Points: Yahoo reportedly scanned hundreds of millions of email accounts at the request of U.S. intelligence and law enforcement.
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At a recent Yinchuan job fair, for example, job seekers scanned the codes to get quick information about job openings.
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In 2011, it was discovered that Dookhan had not properly scanned nor had a supervisor sign off on 90 samples.
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The authors of the current paper, which was presented at the recent Financial Cryptography conference, systematically scanned the bitcoin blockchain.
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"Snapcodes" are embedded into TV shows or digital video and can be scanned to unlock an exclusive lens or geofilter.
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At the shelter, the team treating Cranberry discovered she had a microchip, which, when scanned, provided contact information for Long.
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They scanned the floor, found a crushed drink cup, and ripped it open, and pulled a pen off the dash.
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In this study, researchers scanned the brains of 59 6 month-olds whose older siblings were already diagnosed with autism.
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For more than a decade, Google scanned the contents of Gmail users' messages and served ads based on the contents.
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In a statement of facts, he said that Scan4You had thousands of customers and scanned millions of files for them.
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We don&apost really know if it was an active explosive device or whether they scanned for more of those.
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The new malware scanned the internet for dozens of different IoT devices that still used the manufacturers' default security setting.
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Dr. Wood argues that the arrestee database the ACLU scanned congress members against could itself have been skewed or misrepresented.
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The cards were also scanned for voting during Maduro's re-election, where the government used hunger as a political weapon.
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The company has already scanned 5,000 people and they hope to do more by putting their pods in public places.
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Bridges believes his face was scanned at an anti-arms protest and on a second occasion while doing Christmas shopping.
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Sara, against her better judgment, watched gruesome Snapchats, and on Twitter scanned for which of her classmates had been harmed.
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Once they scanned the Snap code, they were brought into the Snapchat app, where they could then purchase the sneakers.
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His will stipulates that his body should be handed over to a cryonics company and his brain should be scanned.
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My eyes scanned constellations and got caught on the pinprick outline of Orion, the hunter who heralds North America's winter.
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I watched her film, I cried, and then I went home and scanned her recent press photos for the ring.
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Products of different sizes, shapes, and textures are often bundled together, and they then need to be scanned and sorted.
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Penora says the company updates the data monthly so users are "constantly scanned," and no one slips through the net.
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These were then scanned and sequenced frame by frame to the original edit of the video he'd previously put together.
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And in "Vanishing Point," one character in particular is scanned and shown to be bomb-free: the Man in Black.
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The website, which CNN is not naming, had scanned, handwritten journal entries from an individual who signed them Sol Pais.
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Zanella and her staff first dust the books with a soft brush, then each page is photographed, rather than scanned.
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Then came another stop to have our hands scanned and get buzzed through metal turnstiles and into the protected area.
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This new function is now targeted to sellers to help autofill some listing information when a product's barcode is scanned.
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Seemingly innocuous objects hidden around the site could be unlocked to reveal old writings and drawings Rowling scanned to share.
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Another theory is that the artists instead scanned one of the detailed replica sculptures widely available, as others have done.
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There were 47 healthy volunteers who had their brains scanned when awake and after being temporarily sedated with general anesthesia.
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MPods are already installed in shopping centers and gyms in Australia, where 85,000 people have already gotten scanned, Ray said.
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Walmart's on-store shoppers will receive a unique barcode that's scanned at checkout by a Walmart associate, the company says.
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The tool can also take a scanned image of a document, and turn a screenshot of that into editable text.
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Once scanned, the company's system routes the digitized vote to the candidate's "wallet," and the Blockchain record begins to expand.
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So Will, if you're reading this or your inbuilt search engine has scanned this webpage, let me be that person.
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If a CT scanner is out of operation, a car accident victim might have to wait hours to get scanned.
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The emails obtained by Motherboard were non-searchable PDFs, indicating that these greyscale images were most likely printed and scanned.
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And now, more than 40 years later, as many as 5 billion barcodes are scanned every day across the world.
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But what makes Cronzy special is that it contains ink cartridges that let you actually draw these colors you've scanned.
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Before she goes, her parents, Rachael and Shaun, have agreed to let her be scanned in the prototype MRI machine.
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At the crest of the ridge, she stopped along a dirt track and scanned in both directions for security guards.
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"I've never tried kadhai before," a harried-looking millennial in a white button-down muttered as he scanned the menu.
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It also uses software that is no longer supported by the vendor to convert scanned images into machine readable text.
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They feature paper ballots that, after you mark them up with your vote, are scanned into a vote-tallying machine.
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But they found those sites were either scanned for vulnerabilities or attacked outright soon after connecting to the exit nodes.
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When his body is scanned in a machine it is almost as if the country is being examined for damage.
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If I got a letter from a creditor, I just scanned it and send it to the debt settlement company.
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As I scanned the clue list, however, I began to realize that these weren't letters we were supposed to find.
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The selfie is a six-inch tall 3D-printed figurine of the person scanned by the company's array of camera.
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I had scanned it and printed it out and outlined it with a Sharpie and he said, 'Ooh that's good.
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Rights groups like the Electronic Frontier Foundation warn that creating databases of scanned license plates is "invasive" for residents' privacy.
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I removed a radiation surveyor from my hip and scanned over them, sending back yet more data to the Cocteau.
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From there, the researchers scanned for disk encryption keys, which, when obtained, could be used to mount the protected volume.
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"One test had to be stopped due to safety concerns after the test team scanned the system," the GAO said.
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In China, coronavirus measures were hard to evade, as authorities sealed apartment buildings and scanned millions for rising body temperatures.
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As we sailed over the trench, the sonar scanned the seabed, building up a detailed picture of the chasm below.
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My eyes scanned the incoming telemetry, rendered in different shades of gray, and tried to make sense of the data.
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My eyes scanned the incoming telemetry, rendered in different shades of gray, and tried to make sense of the data.
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On his lobster boat, the Pull N' Pray, Justin Papkee scanned the surface of the ocean, searching for his buoys.
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"Every piece, including blank pages and envelopes, was scanned, redacted, and given a unique reference number," the exhibition's literature explains.
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The other day, I scanned the bar code at Whole Foods and shaved a dollar off my $56 grocery bill.
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The checks will be opened by workers in latex gloves, and scanned into a software program that logs each payment.
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Since then, Little Foot has been scanned and studied by researchers at the University of Witwatersrand, which remains her home.
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And like others standing outside the El Paso Walmart Supercenter, he scanned the parking lot, unsure of what was happening.
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A security guard glanced at my room card and then I scanned it inside the elevator to access my floor.
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I scanned Twitter, Facebook and Google alerts as I do most mornings, and saw post after post about the article.
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British police scanned 8,600 people's faces in London without their consent, resulting in just 1 arrest and 7 false positives.
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The specimens were so big they had to be scanned at a hospital with a large enough CT scanning device.
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New Hampshire voters mark their choices down on paper ballots with pencils, and those ballots are then scanned and tallied.
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I knew I was going to like "Eve's Hollywood" the moment I scanned its dedication, which Babitz places up front.
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Ultimately, 529 signed on to be scanned at baseline, while 408 had a repeat scan two years into the study.
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It seems the app always played the speech after the bills were scanned, and that it was a prank anyway.
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For this project, I did aggressive / transparency / scraping / noise of that one typeface, then scanned and cataloged each of them.
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With ample time on his hands, Jaden scanned news reports on Reddit and waited for emails from the State Department.
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Cassie is increasingly criticized and grounded; her short skirts confiscated; her browser history scanned; her kind first boyfriend chased away.
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Any actor who has starred in a movie involving significant amounts of C.G.I. has already been scanned, he pointed out.
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His film was scanned into our photo database, and he used paper printouts of his photographs in creating his layouts.
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Once you've scanned important documents to your phone or computer, keep your personal information safe by destroying the physical copies.
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Their equipment is scanned and searched by the Secret Service, and the Oval Office is regularly swept for eavesdropping devices.
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Then we waited in the tree, Mr. Sand's head on a slow swivel as he scanned for signs of movement.
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As a final undertaking, Equilar scanned its broader database of companies to search for the largest executive payouts from 2015.
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The brains of those participants were then scanned via MRI while they received a nasty electric shock to their hands.
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For comparison, 20 women who had never been pregnant were also scanned twice, about the same number of months apart.
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"We scour archive footage and photos, then build several physical models that can be scanned and animated," he told CNBC.
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Shoppers can then grab a coffee or snack at one of Habitat's restaurants while their goods are scanned and packed.
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His texts are pored over scrupulously by academics, read dreamily by kids and scanned with soft remembrance by the sere.
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With pastel lashes, Bruce scanned the NYX lipsticks, selecting a Barbie pink tone and holding it up to my lips.
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Ads that are OK when scanned may also become noncompliant if they link to a website that later breaks down.
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I added a couple photographs to this series this summer, and I just scanned them, so they're not quite ready.
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This allows the system to triangulate the drone's position, and then locate the tag being scanned to within a few inches.
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When it comes to bagging, waiting until you've scanned all your items to pack them is not the way to go.
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For years, as radio telescopes scanned the sky, astronomers have hoped to glimpse signs of the first stars in the universe.
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The lower the frequency, the deeper the distance scanned—but at a diminished resolution compared to those made at higher frequencies.
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Next the scientists scanned the brains using a functional MRI, which measures blood flow to active brain regions in real time.
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And of those 80 test subjects, 25 of them, chosen randomly, did their estimates while an MRI machine scanned their brain.
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Mueller provided an example of the bug in question in which an iPhone-scanned QR code displays a link to Facebook.
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With every scanned specimen, science gets a better understanding of a species in the precarious age of human-induced mass extinction.
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Earlier this year, Sagittarius A* was scanned by the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) and the Global mm-VLBI Array (GMVA) projects.
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In theory, this could wind up becoming a preference among users who'd rather not have their face scanned by their smartphone.
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" Russian actors "scanned databases for vulnerabilities, attempted intrusions, and in a small number of cases successfully penetrated a voter registration database.
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While there, the investigators discover something much bigger: the IQSA, a device that can replicate any scanned object, even a person.
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After the guests gave the towels back to attendants, they were scanned for biometric data to determine visitors' identities and backgrounds.
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Apple engineers scanned thousands of people's ears and built heat maps to understand where the original AirPods design was applying pressure.
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It's easy to imagine context cards being accessible for products tagged in Snap Ads as well as scanned through visual search.
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Others were resentful of DHS for waiting nearly a year to confirm that their systems had been scanned by Russian hackers.
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Post-it Notes were invented in 1974, the same year the first item with a barcode was scanned in a supermarket.
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Amazon Body Labs is currently offering $25 gift cards to customers who consent to be scanned at their NYC project office.
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Tapping the on-screen padlock will unlock the door as if you'd scanned your key fob or punched in your code.
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Sometimes it incorrectly scanned the number six as an eight and other times it was completely wrong on the text detection.
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Using their High-Resolution X-ray Computed Tomography Facility, the researchers scanned her entire skeleton to look deeper within the bone.
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In a modern twist, you can add QR codes to the prints that trigger sound files when scanned with a smartphone.
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Wide-eyed, I peeked around at my competition and scanned the crowd for my parents, focusing on everything except the water.
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His eyes are scanned and he's also recognized by American Express and is shown an ad as one of its customers.
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The QR code doesn't track the elderly person's movements, however, it just provides specific information when scanned at a police station.
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Their identity cards are scanned, photographs and fingerprints of them are taken, newly installed iris-recognition technology peers into their eyes.
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But once they scanned the bugs, they learned a whole lot about these complex components, and how strange they really are.
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Tokyo-based Sansan has raised a $16.9 million Series C to help companies store and manage information scanned from business cards.
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I walked the streets, sat in on sessions, scanned the improved SXSW Go app, and rifled through the notebook-sized guide.
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Reuters reported Tuesday that Yahoo scanned millions of Yahoo Mail accounts at the behest of the National Security Agency or FBI.
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A group of orthopedic and rheumatology patients in New Zealand will be scanned in clinical trials over the next few months.
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That authority does not extend to collecting biometric data on U.S. citizens, though the faces of many are being scanned nonetheless.
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Officers searched a 20-block radius around the home, and a helicopter crew scanned open space and ponds in the area.
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The experience of space dissolves in favor of a dissected plane that is gradually scanned and read in its linear structure.
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Tippett is designing and creating physical versions of HoloGrid's monsters, and they'll then be scanned into the game utilizing the process.
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As I scanned their faces, a familiar song emerged from the mass of fans in the lower half of the stand.
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But when the scanned image was released, it was of a far higher quality than Microsoft's device should be capable of.
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To achieve this look Normaal scanned in the original strips, traced them into vector shapes and animated them in the computer.
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Archeologists who scanned the grave of William Shakespeare say they have made a startling discovery: His skull appears to be missing.
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Passengers taking trains to Brussels and Amsterdam are scanned before boarding in Paris; but not those leaving for Lyon or Marseilles.
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The researchers also scanned the patients' brains using advanced neuroimaging techniques 24 hours, eight days, and six months after the injury.
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Some companies will also send you scanned images of your correspondence so that you have real-time access to your mail.
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Ever get annoyed with those Windows Defender notifications that tell you Microsoft's anti-virus just scanned your machine and it's fine?
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Then, as always, he scanned it, emailed it off to an editor and asked for confirmation that it had been received.
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The plaintiffs in the case, which is being argued in California, allege that Facebook illegally scanned and stored their facial information.
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Mobile payments — or paying with a scanned code on your phone — is one area in which China has led the way.
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It took him a few minutes to get the device to cooperate, but it eventually scanned the barcode on the Sprite.
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Out in the field, though, when Kauer scanned the ScenTrak back and forth over a patch of ground, it became confused.
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I met Nathaniel Whitcomb in 2010; he was making motion collages, animating scanned layers of cutouts into slow-moving, nuanced patterns.
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I entered the office and apprehensively scanned the waiting room, grinning instinctively when my eyes landed on the plus size receptionist.
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They use a special barcode and promo code that's either scanned at the shop or entered in the online checkout flow.
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In the luminous video installation A Consequence of Infinitely Recursive Vision Technologies, Stearns pairs neon light and scanned images of glaciers.
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Russian actors scanned databases for vulnerabilities, attempted intrusions, and in a small number of cases successfully penetrated a voter registration database.
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Also on Saturday, a White House physician scanned journalists' foreheads with a thermometer before they entered the White House press briefing.
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We left our two young kids strapped in their strollers, pulled back the bedding, and scanned the surface of the mattress.
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I came back from that trip with hundreds of pages of primary source material that I had scanned onto my iPad.
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Over and over, I scanned every inch of the page, taking in the newness of who the internet said I was.
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As it turned out, he said, the state computer systems the Russian hackers had scanned were not related to election networks.
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About 80 percent of voters today cast ballots either on D.R.E.s that produce a paper trail or on scanned paper ballots.
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We scanned everything in the ruleset for ways to give players a sense of agency, letting them create advantages for themselves.
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Why it matters: Providers and scientists are grappling with how much information to give patients who have had their genes scanned.
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The video consists of scanned lists of experiments, their nameless, numbered participants, their minimal rates of compensation, and the sponsoring institution.
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Those in the quarantine have been given wrist bands with QR codes that, when scanned, provide access to their medical records.
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Of the millions of photographs in the picture library, Mr. Roth estimates that only 1 or 2 percent have been scanned.
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They ended up collecting a total of 1.2 million plastic samples and scanned more than 300 square kilometers of ocean surface.
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Taking temperatures is one way medical professionals have quickly scanned groups for possible infection, though thermometer guns are reportedly "notoriously" unreliable.
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Russ Dalton, a volunteer fire lookout scanned the horizon for signs of wildfire from his post in Glacier Peak Wilderness, Wash.
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Then they scanned everyone's spines, using a sophisticated type of M.R.I. that precisely measures the size and liquidity of each disc.
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Once the brain activity was scanned, a computer reverse-engineered (or "decoded") the information to generate visualizations of a subjects' thoughts.
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Players who decide to shear or grow out their locks in a major way, however, might need to be re-scanned.
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Most Asian currencies firmed on Friday as the Turkish lira recovered and investors scanned the horizon for cues from Sino-U.
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In cities, cameras are everywhere, as are checkpoints where residents must show ID cards and allow their faces to be scanned.
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When you're in line to board the flight, your face will be scanned and compared to the photo on your passport.
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After the train came to a stop, I quickly scanned the car for empty seats as I let the passengers exit.
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CreditCreditAndrew Testa for The New York Times TENBY, Wales — Ricky Hicks and Gary Evans scanned the list, searching for their names.
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To map the boulders and the scarp in three dimensions, the research team scanned them with quadcopter drones equipped with cameras.
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Many of the files that are scanned for contain clearly extremist content, such as the so-called Islamic State's publication Rumiyah.
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It declined to confirm whether it scanned users' emails or to say whether Europeans' emails were intercepted as part of the programme.
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As we scanned for nocturnal sea life with our lights, we could hear the maddening bong of distant driving every five seconds.
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As a control, they asked the nuns to remember an intense moment with another human, and they also scanned them at rest.
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Originally, there were concerns that walking into airports and in public parks meant you were scanned and matched to secret criminal databases.
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That'd be difficult, but not impossible, to find if they outlaw homosexuality and few people are "out" to have their photos scanned.
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In most instances, the malicious activity was merely reconnaissance; hackers scanned networks linked to election systems but did not actually penetrate them.
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Anyone with access to that data could use it track where someone drove and when, provided they were scanned by the LPR.
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To demonstrate this, neuroscientists from the University of New South Wales insulted participants who were having their brains scanned in an fMRI.
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The cyber attackers had scanned seven other banks during the same period that they had penetrated JPMorgan but only JPMorgan was hacked.
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Finn Will Be Fine: A bloodied Finn lies on a medical table after a battle; he's scanned as Rey, upset, looks on.
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He says he scanned over the documents quickly, paying attention to the portion that addressed the employee option pool, and signed them.
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She then remembered the tip and scanned her ticket, only to find that she was the one who was now $50,000 richer.
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According to Google, it scanned thousands of ears to create a design that would be comfortable for as many people as possible.
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So far there are somewhere north of 500 species of fish scanned, which you can browse here at the Open Science Framework.
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So the "Ready Player One" team scanned the original dinosaur model their colleagues created back then and used that as their base.
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After they're scanned, UPS workers arrange the boxes to fit on planes that are departing from Bogotá every night to reach Miami.
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Then, they employed these images to train a computer algorithm to decide whether a pupa being scanned is male, female or unidentifiable.
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Out on their mission, Mr. Cabezas scanned the scooter's QR code with his wife's phone and loaded the Lime in the van.
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If you've ever downloaded a scanned document, you know the frustration that comes with trying to search for specific words and phrases.
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Once an ID is scanned, the user will be age-verified, and the sale quantity will be limited to prevent bulk purchases.
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Photo: GettyGmail is free, in part because Google has always scanned the contents of users' inboxes in order to serve targeted ads.
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"Consumer Gmail content will not be used or scanned for any ads personalization after this change," wrote Greene in the blog post.
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We shot in two different stadiums in Atlanta, and we scanned the whole stadium in both cases to capture all that geometry.
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When these specimens were scanned by the modified microscope, the stream of electrons lost by the metallic elements were interpreted as color.
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In a horny frenzy, we scanned our surroundings for a private area outdoors, and wandered into a parking lot full of trucks.
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Gmail famously scanned the email accounts of its users for the purpose of delivering targeted ads, but ended the practice last year.
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The man had scanned the classroom, pointing out the biggest boys and asking them to stand, including the future coal company boss.
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The documents are then sent over to the digitization wing of the building to be scanned and put into a digital database.
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Facebook disputes that private messages are scanned in bulk, and maintains the URL data is anonymized and only used in aggregate form.
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Stressed, scanned, patted down, and crammed in, airline passengers seem to be research subjects in some kind of grand experiment in humiliation.
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I quickly mentally scanned through all of my memories backpacking through Southeast Asia, taking 24-hour bus rides seated in the aisle.
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Using a camera within the app, consumers can scan their purchases, opting to either have them shipped or scanned by the cashier.
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We walked up to the Ritz, scanned the schedule for the next feature screening, and went into Dead Slow Ahead sight unseen.
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The study also scanned the brains of first-time fathers and found no differences like the ones spotted in new mothers' brains.
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Called ShoppableTV, it displays QR codes during specific moments in TV shows and take viewers directly to e-commerce sites once scanned.
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This means for everyone who gets into a CabinSense-enabled car, your face is scanned and the car knows what you're doing.
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The hand recount did find that three percent of the 13,800 ballots scanned using an Optech III-P Eagle machine were miscounted.
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In its first five years, the Google Cultural Institute scanned and archived 200 works of art in super-high-resolution gigapixel images.
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Alternatively, an object can be placed inside ReForm to be scanned, after which a replica will be made either additively or subtractively.
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For now, it's more interesting to see spaces like the island, or an actual Egyptian tomb scanned and replicated in photorealistic detail.
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"Every note I've ever gotten from him was in thick sharpie, scanned as a PDF, and emailed by his secretary," Erickson tweeted.
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They also asked questions about the security of data that will be obtained through paper forms before being scanned and stored electronically.
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Once inside you're supposed to hold out your phone, facing upward, so it can be scanned from above to check you in.
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At passport control at Charles de Gaulle Airport, he scanned the agents, looking for the one he thought would be most sympathetic.
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I scanned the room for red as they started to pump fentanyl through the I.V. But everything was white or gray plastic.
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Periodically, the bank re-scanned that archive, as updates to the security software provided new information about which senders might be unsafe.
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Magnetic resonance imaging technologists monitor patient safety and comfort and view images of areas being scanned to ensure the quality of pictures.
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He sent his family money, offered them advice on the phone and scanned Facebook for photos showing how his children had changed.
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I sat with them for three or four months and eventually scanned in every single face—there were probably about 80 faces.
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One of the people who got his brain scanned is Ricard Matthieu, a Tibetan Buddhist monk and featured speaker the Happiness Summit.
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It declined to confirm whether it scanned users' emails or to say whether Europeans' emails were intercepted as part of the program.
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A sample of a patient's blood or saliva is sent to a lab, where the patient's DNA is scanned for unusual alterations.
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Their other products include a clock made from sand, 3D-scanned vases carved into acryllic cubes, and a smoky abstract light sculpture.
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As a doctor working in the I.C.U., I knew firsthand the frustrations of searching the electronic record for notes and scanned documents.
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Sitting on the floor in the house I grew up in, I placed the photo delicately in the "to be scanned" pile.
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Once you have scanned your pictures, grab a program to fix the faded color, scratches, tears and other blemishes in the photos.
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He had seen a leaflet from the bakery advertising a contraption that scanned graphics provided by customers and put them on cakes.
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Again for legal reasons, customer IDs still need to be scanned, however, drivers are being encouraged to scan IDs without touching them.
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Then we CT-scan the fish and align each scanned bone with the X-ray video, using the beads as anchor points.
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When he scanned their brains, he found that they had less functional connectivity in their prefrontal cortex — a center of critical thinking.
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Volunteers outside the disaster zone scanned the internet to provide answers for them, broadcasting weather and traffic reports and even hyperlocal information.
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On this day in 1974, the first item marked with a Universal Product Code was scanned at a supermarket in Troy, Ohio.
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" She had considered pursuing genealogy, "the search for the traces of myself in moldering old sale documents and scanned images on microfiche.
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Roberts walked up to the mahogany bench, looking calm, and scanned the audience before taking his seat and donning his reading glasses.
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There they will have to provide a thumbprint and an ID and will be scanned via video to ensure they are alone.
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Without mandatory on-package labels, lawmakers said companies should be required to use bar codes that can be easily scanned in stores.
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With Tony's story in mind, officers scanned nearby houses for cameras that would have been on the path of Karen's purported drive.
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But when he got to the counter, the officer scanned his passport and returned it to him without asking a single question.
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In the hospital, the man said, health workers scanned his chest to check for pneumonia and ordered testing for 20 basic viruses.
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At the door, a bouncer with a tablet scanned my ID, which was added to an internal database used for cannabis purchases.
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So we went ahead and scanned through the site's slashed-price styles, plucking out the best buys to add to cart ASAP.
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Her team scanned the DNA of the hybrids and found twelve stretches of DNA — known as loci — clearly linked to parenting behavior.
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Tens of thousands of woodblocks were carved, printed and then scanned; each woodblock made up one frame of a 10-minute film.
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He is in a long line of trucks waiting for cargo to be scanned or for documents to be checked by officials.
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Before starting the tattoo, the person's body part must be scanned in order to translate and feed the information to the robot.
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Wyatt Walker, a six-foot-nine college athlete, will have his arm 3D-scanned and then attached to a Roman statue of Bacchus.
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To deliver this perfect piece of Star Trek memorabilia, The Wand Company scanned props used in the original 1966-69 Star Trek series.
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With the current series of satellites, images of Earth are taken every 30 minutes, and the United States is scanned every 15 minutes.
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The plaintiff's side brought in a cognitive scientist, who scanned his brain and said there was conclusive evidence that he had chronic pain.
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Yahoo secretly scanned its users emails at the behest of a U.S. government agency — and now it wants the government to explain why.
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Your face is already scanned when traveling through airports, but federal bodies have justified that by saying they're preventing the next 9/11.
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Their 3D-scanned video, Where Land Meets Sea, captures scenes of the shores where dinghies come aground and makeshift living quarters for refugees.
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Last year, US Customs and Border Protection began to fully implement a new system that scanned drivers' faces as they left the country.
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For a study published this week in the journal Current Biology scientists scanned the brains of 20 people with misophonia and 22 without.
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Sketches, runway shots, and inspiration cutouts that feel scanned directly from their moodboards make up a lump sum of the imagery on offer.
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The world — the trees, the flowers, the fish, the lake itself, stray books — can be scanned to elicit quotes from the author's work.
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I scanned a book, a pack of Fujifilm Instax film and a Roku and the Dash added the items right to my cart.
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The same systems scanned voice traffic to more than 100 Iranian delegates' phones when President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad visited New York City in 2007.
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As I watched Clinton's speech on YouTube, I also scanned an adjacent feed that quickly became a blur of racial slurs and insults.
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The user's body is actually scanned and their needs assessed; that information is synthesized into a one-piece seat made to their specifications.
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When the Great Depression hit, support for mechanical TVs petered out, and companies began funding versions that scanned electronic lines across a screen.
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Goldman Sachs scanned 2018 company filings to find the companies with the highest sales exposure to Greater China in the Russell-1.63 Index.
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Further there is evidence that certain face scans exhibit different error rate depending on the race or gender of the person being scanned.
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Now, for the first time, about 4,200 of thee films have been scanned, and around 750 have been declassified by the US government.
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Then, the scientists scanned the memory athletes' brains while they were just relaxing, and also while they memorized a list of 72 words.
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And in May, Thomas says, Kaylah will have her brain scanned to check for any brain damage as a result of the herpes.
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For comparison, 20 women who had never given birth and 17 of their male partners were also scanned at the same time intervals.
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Using photogrammetry, Schaffer's own figure was 3D-scanned for the piece, and Bailey modified the mesh to add a bun in the oven.
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The bombers had driven through a security checkpoint—but the guards had scanned the car with bomb detectors that were nothing but fakes.
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But there would be a cost: Workers would not be paid their overtime rate unless they scanned in their IDs at 7 a.m.
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At the same time I was creating all this hand-inked and scratched 16mm film that I had scanned and converted to digital.
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The malware connected to a command and control server, and when Citizen Lab scanned the internet for similar servers it found several others.
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When he scanned Amy's phone, he could see that, on the day of her death, she seemed to be growing progressively more confused.
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Researchers at Appthority, a mobile security firm, scanned both Android and iOS mobile apps that used Firebase databases to store their users' data.
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Instead of tangible bills, the game comes with "credit cards," which are scanned by the unit, above, to purchase property and pay rent.
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Images are scanned straight to the cloud in 4,800 dpi resolution, giving her peace of mind even if the physical photo gets ruined.
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Images are scanned straight to the cloud in 4,800 dpi resolution, giving her peace of mind even if the physical photo gets ruined.
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One of the main external-facing metrics for success that the company is sharing are "visits" or views of the scanned 3D models.
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Kendrick scanned around all the individual screaming clusters of fans, occasionally high-fiving them or chatting with them about who to bring up.
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Facebook is already facing allegations that it scanned private messages, leading to a lawsuit that was certified for non-monetary damages last month.
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The ridges in the eye are as detailed and distinctive as a fingerprint but can be scanned much faster and without physical contact.
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An architectural historian laser scanned the outside and inside of the building in 2015, which may act as a map of its reconstruction.
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More technology could help border officials scan cars and trucks coming through the border, where only a fraction of vehicles are currently scanned.
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Using MRI technology, the researchers also scanned the brains of a separate group of 43 healthy first-time mothers in the United States.
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The wax museum allows visitors to have their face scanned to form a holographic image which is then transposed to a digital character.
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Struggling to build a career in New York, she scanned a drawing into her computer one day and accidentally created its mirror image.
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Facial-recognition systems are ubiquitous at traffic intersections, in railway stations and airports (visitors to a public-security expo are pictured being scanned).
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"Is that weed?" he said, stretching the word out over several beats as he scanned the graveyard to see who was smoking it.
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The photos Zun Lee collected, digitally scanned and put out in public, have had a different life from the photos in my collection.
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Daniel, when asked, noted it is "highly likely" that Russia scanned the election systems of all 2628 states during the 28503 presidential race.
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In the growing databases of scanned documents, mausoleum blueprints will eventually be searchable not only by people's names but also by architectural style.
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She just sent me the photos that she scanned from her disposable camera and for some reason it seems more real to me.
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Nearly 850,000 were found not to have been scanned, the report said, making up 4 percent of the total value of the purchases.
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The label has a two-dimensional bar code that can be scanned by smartphones to reveal who caught the fish, where and how.
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Three protesters wearing white jumpsuits bearing signs saying "Facial Recognition in Progress" scanned the faces of passersby using smartphones mounted on their heads.
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The website where the protest was livestreamed allows people to upload their picture to check whether they were among the 13,740 faces scanned.
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The researchers scanned the genome sequences of more than 5,000 tumors from 17 types of cancer for which smoking is a risk factor.
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Photo: GettySecurity researchers last month discovered a trove of scanned images depicting the credit cards and passports of more than 88,600 international travelers.
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I tuned Herr Hitler out, watched bats fluttering around the rafters, scanned the crowd for my companions and daydreamed exciting sex with Lilly.
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For example, we scanned a screw and it asked for other details like whether it was a flat head and the drive type.
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As of March, the group has scanned and digitized 19583,200 films, reanalyzed 400 to 500 of them, and around 750 have been declassified.
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None of the photos were taken deliberately for the book, so they're all scanned from printed photographs, which were taken on disposable cameras.
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Each model has a specific barcode, that when scanned, presents audiovisual commentary on the exhibition screens, introducing the advantages of each alternative design.
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After successfully locating the first two players — the Americans Mitchell Krueger and Denis Kudla — Taylor's eyes scanned down to names beginning with 'S.
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At the soccer stadium, as word came across the radio that Russian planes were near, tension rose as people nervously scanned the skies.
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Most of the them were digitized from 485 reels of microfilm; others were scanned for the first time as the collection took shape.
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Then, they scanned a subset of 1 million of those 4 million devices and found it was possible to locate 167,000 of them.
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He scanned the lung, from top to bottom, and found another small patch of abnormal-appearing tissue, which he cut out as well.
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A future study can have participants' brains scanned and then either assign patients to the treatment indicated by the brain scan or not.
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When I scanned my list I was struck by the length of the trail of information — more than six years of online purchases.
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In pursuit of information for the database, Mr. Amore scanned old microfiches of Boston newspapers for crimes committed by people wearing police uniforms.
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In the 22004s, neuroscientist Gregory Berns ran experiments during which participants were intermittently shocked while having their brain scanned in an fMRI machine.
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But the paintings are scanned copies or pastiche — even HBO money doesn't run to real Gauguins — and the tapestries are not exactly priceless.
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The scientists then injected some animals with a dye that cannot cross a healthy blood-brain barrier and scanned the living animals' brains.
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Of the 91 children with fevers and coughs the team scanned in a week, only one in the village — Gordon — had confirmed pneumonia.
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That clay bust was scanned, a 3D digital print was then used to make a mould into which chocolate was poured in Belgium.
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Upon arriving, I scanned the crowd to find the man who matched the website photo — and another man was sitting next to him.
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From another singer, his lyrics might have scanned as sneering, but from Mr. Petty they sounded like smoothly polished stones of accrued wisdom.
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On the plane, Ms. Wei and I had scanned each other's QR codes on WeChat, which is a superior Chinese version of WhatsApp.
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" I suggested scanning me again if they didn't mind and the male officer said, "So you prefer to be scanned as a woman?
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Instead, you go directly to a kiosk where your iris or fingerprints are scanned, after which you're led to a physical screening line.
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Purchased at a fish market, it had been scanned, digitized and then transformed into an image splashed atop silk shirtdresses and slouchy pantsuits.
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It works by detecting a face and converting the image to a unique digitized file that can then be scanned in a database.
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Also, protests about women's rights take center stage in Mexico, a 3D-scanned bust of Nefertiti has entered the public domain, and more.
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They are now barcodes on our phones — convenient as heck and impossible to lose yet, sadly, often forgotten about the moment they're scanned.
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Unroll.me scanned users' inboxes for information and sold it to other businesses, and Uber paid it for data it found about Lyft receipts.
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Using Google Earth, Panou had scanned hundreds of square miles of the delta in search of the most dramatic of the illicit distilleries.
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Factum technicians scanned the photograph, then colorized it and added relief, by extrapolating from topographical data extracted from similar areas in the tomb.
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From a glass-fronted cabin on the dock, one of two lifeguards who are on duty throughout the year scanned the water watchfully.
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They brought him to the animal shelter, where he was scanned for a microchip, public relations officer Murad Kirdar told CNN on Monday.
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The announcement reverses a DHS proposal last week that would have mandated that all US citizens have their faces scanned when traveling internationally.
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