Possible scanning technologies include thermal scanning, listening for radio frequencies, and millimeter wave scanning.
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Face and iris scanning has existed in phones for a while — I tested ZTE's smartphone implementation of eye scanning back in March 2015 — and Samsung's Galaxy S8 has both iris scanning and face scanning as a way to unlock the phone.
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Considering you can get around iris scanning, it's unsurprising that face scanning isn't foolproof either.
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They are connective tissue, bending and scanning and placing, then bending and scanning and placing.
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Other New FeaturesImage: SamCentral via YouTubeCurrently, the S2100 already has iris scanning and facial scanning biometric security options.
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Each one — face recognition, fingerprint scanning, and iris scanning — works well, though some are more consistent than others.
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Although the email scanning program isn't new — announced earlier this year — it does go deeper than Gmail's scanning ever did.
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Scanning a living brain is likely much harder than scanning a neatly frozen brain since everything is moving about, there is an active immune system that tries to interfere, and the scanning method better not interfere with function.
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She tried a variety of scanning methods, including Autodesk 123D Catch, as well as the mobile 33D scanning apps Trnio and Seene.
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Using synchrotron-based X-ray tomographic microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, and other scanning techniques, the researchers identified features consistent with plant-like organisms.
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Samsung has reminded owners of its smart TVs that they should be regularly scanning for malware using its built-in virus scanning software.
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Scanning a router from outside the LAN is more problematic because port scanning on the internet might have legal implications depending on jurisdiction.
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"As we're scanning and scanning, she got in front of me and it's like I saw a different face on her," Dasant told WLTX19.
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Through images created by the CNRS' customized scanning tunnelling microscope that features four scanning tips for observing, and piloting, the incredibly tiny race cars.
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But they're basing on things from the 27s when CT scanning, which is X-rays -- people set up these whole body CT scanning clinics.
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Using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and computed tomography (CT) scanning, Brasier's team confirmed that this is, indeed, the first soft brain matter found from a dinosaur.
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There are also platform risks, such as if Gmail blocked its scanning for tracking numbers, though Google is currently partnered with Route to facilitate email scanning.
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Scanning WeChat QR codes has woven its way into social etiquette, as scanning a client's personal QR code has replaced the need for exchanging business cards.
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Samsung offers both iris-scanning and face-scanning unlock systems on the Note 8, so you don't necessarily have to rely on the fingerprint scanner as much.
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There could have been half an hour of scanning before the technician took the first image and another half-hour of scanning after the last, he explained.
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VirusTotal, a free antivirus scanning website Google acquired in 2012 and that is now operated by Chronicle, aggregates dozens of antivirus scanning tools from various companies in one place; anyone can upload suspicious files to the site to see if any of the scanning engines consider it malicious.
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In 2015, Italian company D-Eye created an iPhone eye-scanning accessory for use by medical professionals, and rumors about Apple introducing iris scanning date back to 2014.
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Scanning incoming emails for a signature which (allegedly) identified communications from a state-sponsored terrorist organization — that's not so different from scanning for child porn or malware, right?
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Travelers hate long lines, invasive scanning, and crowded waiting areas, so Clear, Delta, and other airports have packaged biometric scanning as luxuriant, exclusive, and above all else, extremely convenient.
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The key advance, the researchers explain in a post on The Conversation, came from combining data from CT scanning, which is sort of a complex x-ray, with synchrotron scanning.
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The research was carried out by Cookiebot using its own cookie scanning technology to examine trackers on public sector websites, scanning 184,683 pages on all 28 EU main government websites.
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"The hackers may have thought they were scanning Wisconsin's elections systems, but they were actually scanning Wisconsin's Department of Workforce Development," Reid Magney, spokesman for the Wisconsin Elections Commission, told CNN.
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Apple does have a first though with the iPhone 5S: Previous phones used optical scanning (basically a photo) to identify fingerprints, whereas the iPhone 5S used the more secure capacitive scanning technique.
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Image: ScreenshotIt's worth noting that iris scanning is theoretically more secure than fingerprint scanning, because there are more data points to match up with, but again, it depends on the specific implementation.
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But decades later, when she was selecting various unwrapped Dead Sea scrolls for scanning, Shor plucked one of the lumps out of the box to include in the scanning, just in case.
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Wisconsin: "The hackers may have thought they were scanning Wisconsin's elections systems, but they were actually scanning Wisconsin's Department of Workforce Development," Reid Magney, spokesman for Wisconsin Elections Commission, told CNN Wednesday.
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The app also brings new functionality such as the ability to convert images into editable Word and Excel documents, PDF scanning, making quick notes, scanning QR codes and transferring files between devices.
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Scanning the fingerprints of airport loungers isn't Clear's only endeavor.
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Facebook isn't scanning the work email of the attorney above.
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Welcome to the US. We'll be scanning your face now.
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But she's not sunbathing or scanning the waves for whales.
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She doesn't meet my gaze, her eyes scanning the street.
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"Many OEMS have issues with mechanical scanning LIDAR," says Kona.
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Worst of all, the process of scanning is ridiculously slow.
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The privacy concerns for face scanning at airports are numerous.
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Scanning missions rotate in and out, and they're rarely essential.
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And they are constantly scanning the horizon for incipient threats.
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The NLST established CT scanning as the route to take.
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"Planet is a scanning platform for the Earth," he says.
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Bad: Normalizes facial scanning, a tech certain to be abused.
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"Which Starscream should I use?" she asks, scanning her collection.
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Scanning for threats is what we get paid to do.
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It is, for example, the basis of medical CAT scanning.
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Replica was focusing on 3D scanning without additional hardware sensors.
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Gone from the new S10 lineup is any iris scanning.
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A quarterback swivels his head, scanning for holes between defenders.
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After scanning, the digital team prepares it for 3D printing.
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An officer scanning this can view photos of authorised residents.
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The practice of scanning links is larger than just Facebook.
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On the way out, you just walk out — no scanning.
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He strode inside, eyes scanning the acres of slot machines.
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Scanning equipment had revealed what all assumed was a body.
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But malware scanning in the app stores is not perfect.
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After 60 pages, I was scanning for the exit signs.
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He walks through a crowd, scanning phones and gathering intel.
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Scanning that info must have been in the EULA too.
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MB: Tell me about the scanning technology you've developed recently.
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It uses laser scanning to estimate their height and volume.
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She continued scanning, hoping to find him, hoping not to.
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Scanning the list, I noticed a few trends and themes.
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It's worth scanning other recent Facebook narratives for similar assumptions.
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He watched people, sizing them up and scanning for threats.
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I look at engagement photos, scanning the faces for clues.
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Others, including Yahoo, have changed their practices around video scanning.
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"We don't rely on scanning in this release," Sadeh said.
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Iran accused him of scanning 4,500 pages of digital documents.
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In an obvious attempt to replicate Apple's Face ID system, Samsung has introduced a new combination face-scanning / iris-scanning feature that can be used to unlock the phone instead of the fingerprint scanner.
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Microsoft's Windows-based Lumia 950 and 950XL smartphones, and select Windows 10 laptops that support Windows Hello, now have iris scanning features, and some reports suggest that iris scanning could come to future iPhones.
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In contrast, the false-acceptance rate of older face-scanning techniques like Samsung's is one in 100, and the false-acceptance rate of fingerprint scanning (including the new ultrasonic technology) is one in 50,000.
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At other locations, shoppers enter by scanning the Amazon Go app.
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Each team used different scanning frequencies, either high, medium, or low.
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It offers classes in laser cutting, 3D scanning, woodworking, and more.
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Scanning electron microscope images of bread-like remains from Shubayqa 1.
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He half-tucks the ball, but his eyes keep scanning downfield.
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It's not immediately known which specific files JingWang is scanning for.
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My two cents: Nobody wants 3D object scanning in a phone.
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I peer around, scanning every single face in the post office.
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TC: Are you scanning trademarks globally or just in the U.S.?
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At present, 16 of MeerKAT's 703 dishes are scanning the skies.
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He is also more political than the average photo-scanning CEO.
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Scanning electron micrograph of diatom-rich sediments from the Southern Ocean.
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They can also get the experience by scanning a QR code.
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It'll be accessible via scanning this Snapcode for about a month.
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Airport scanning There will be screening locations positioned all over Windsor.
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Such manual scanning takes time and is a bother for workers.
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Mr Levitsky and Mr Ziblatt go beyond anxious scanning for danger.
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This payment is often done by scanning a simple QR code.
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The process mostly involves deep breaths, panicky scanning, and possibly tears.
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The report about Yahoo's email scanning sparked anger from privacy advocates.
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Unlocking via iris, face and fingerprint scanning are all back, naturally.
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You take on a prey-like attitude, always scanning the horizon.
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Microsoft's document scanning app is one of the best out there.
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Tom Cruise is bartending (and scanning the crowd, gun in hand).
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Anyone actually care about the 23D face and object scanning feature?
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Scanning the draw, Raonic surely thought he would be facing Djokovic.
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CNN saw adult workers scanning them into each door they entered.
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The vault door can only be opened by scanning your fingertip.
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Other mobile apps for scanning business cards include CamCard and ScanBizCards.
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Behind it walked three dozen counterterrorism police officers, scanning the crowd.
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Delta debuted the tech last year, scanning faces before passengers fly.
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There are two ways of scanning: manual and on a turntable.
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Some of the counterfeits appear to have been copied by scanning.
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I have used Google Translate primarily for scanning and translating menus.
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Scanning his Instagram, I realized he made food for a living.
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His work often entails scanning porn sites and looking for evidence.
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They look eight days into the future, scanning for possible collisions.
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In most states, the efforts only involved initial scanning for vulnerabilities.
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Which is another way of saying that the scanning is mandatory.
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But today, virus scanning still happens, but nobody's worried about it.
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Turns out body scanning isn't relegated just to airport security lines.
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But the vast majority of them have been abusing Bluetooth scanning.
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The most outdated example it provided was for scanning bottled liquids.
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He's not exactly undercover in culture but assuredly scanning it fervently.
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Structure Sensor + itSeez33D – Using itSeez23D's iPad scanning app paired with occipital's Structure Sensor, a 23D scanning camera for mobile devices, allows you to capture people and other objects simply by recording and walking around the subject.
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When used in conjunction with other scanning techniques, such as light-sheet fluorescence microscopy (LSFM) and confocal laser-scanning microscopy (CLSM), it allowed the researchers to detect even the slightest traces of cancer colonies in mice.
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Soon, it will also have 1,2017 autonomous floor-cleaning robots, 300 shelf-scanning robots to check inventory, 1,200 delivery-sorting robots to collaborate with the shelf-scanning robots, and 900 automated "pickup towers" for online orders.
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A new proof-of-concept study published this week in Radiology shows a modified version of CT scanning, called phase-contrast CT scanning, can be used to do microscopic-scale imaging of soft-tissue in human mummies.
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The new scanning technology will instead use computer vision and ML (machine learning) to recognize products without scanning the barcode, cutting the time it takes for the app to identify the product in question, the retailer explains.
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"I never wanted to make tortillas," he says, scanning the industrial space.
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One new feature offered on the XZ1 is a 3D scanning mode.
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The researchers used sophisticated scanning and microscopic observations to study the tail.
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She's scanning through recent notifications he received on his official Twitter page.
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It's just going to take a lot of page turning—and scanning.
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Pills are placed into the scanning drawer on the device for identification.
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A scanning electron microscopic (SEM) image of the rod-shaped Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
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Synaptics, meanwhile, claims its fingerprint scanning under glass tech actually works consistently.
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We really know what dinosaur brains looked like, thanks to CAT scanning.
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Computers normally do the scanning, analyzing about 100 million emails a day.
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Several studies suggest that 3D optical scanning can actually be quite accurate.
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Albertsons is also testing a shelf-scanning robot in a few stores.
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"We feel very confident that nothing beyond scanning was seen," Timmons said.
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In 2016, Russian intelligence agents had begun scanning voter databases in June.
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It allows users to pay for purchases by simply scanning QR codes.
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"The scanning mechanism was just too slow for autonomous navigation," says Langer.
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The network, after scanning the files, determined that they were likely infected.
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This isn't a matter of scanning fingerprints or handing someone a password.
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Is home assistant data a target for the NSA's voice scanning program?
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If you're scanning the crowd for any possible evidence of #Jelena, don't.
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A scanning electron micrograph image of six tardigrades in their dehydrated state.
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I do a lot of projects that involve scanning, altering, and printing.
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It acquired the photo-scanning app Heirloom in April, 2016, for example.
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Scanning those takes up a lot of I/O and CPU bandwidth.
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The scanning probe microscope is, quite literally, the sharpest object ever made.
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I discovered it as I began scanning my negatives for the book.
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Scanning or testing the network any further without permission would be illegal.
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Scanning that code gives anyone access to his number and demographic information.
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She stood back to back with Sonic, scanning for the next wave.
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This is why TellSpec focuses on scanning for more than just gluten.
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Especially when the target of their scanning is the US power grid.
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There's no scanning in a photo or buying a special camera. Instead.
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When we tried scanning the code on its own, it wouldn't work.
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Since the 1990s, airlines have tracked baggage with barcodes and hand scanning.
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Or scanning a QR code to buy goods from a newspaper ad.
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We are also looking at 2-D and 3-D body scanning.
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Correction: Sketchfab ties into scanning tools, but does not include its own.
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But what we're all really scanning it for is the sparring footage.
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Meanwhile, 91% think that scanning the skies for killer asteroids is important.
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I wish Snapchat could detect when I'm sad by scanning my face.
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There are X-ray machines, CT scanners and two scanning electron microscopes.
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"We're on the list," Ukaegbu said, scanning a copy of the roster
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Guarding against identify theft starts with scanning the horizon for red flags.
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Scanbot is another free scanning app with versions for Android and iOS.
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The electronic scanning radar detects a drone up to 6 miles away.
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More secure options, like iris scanning on Samsung phones, aren't as fast.
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Scanning the crowd of frenzied faces, Krystal locked eyes with her mother.
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Watchdog says face scanning at US airports is plagued with technical problems
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It makes all those scanning attacks pretty ineffective against someone like us.
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Customers can also "mine" additional WaBi coins by continuously scanning the labels.
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I'd kneel on my seat, scanning the side of the road greedily.
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These days, Rosie is an air traffic controller scanning for cultural norms.
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The copyright implications of book scanning have long been a contentious subject.
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So investigators hit the area's stores, scanning receipts and looking for clues.
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After scanning the menu, Ms. Graham quickly chose a brand of sake.
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Paid versions typically provide more comprehensive protections, like network or game scanning.
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YouCam also has a face-scanning technology that's more than skin-deep.
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Search efforts resumed Monday morning with a helicopter scanning from the air.
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KLondike, scanning the system for comparably elegant and as yet unclaimed numbers.
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Criminals are scanning billions of IP addresses daily — that includes small businesses.
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The idea of scanning a phone on a turnstile will seem quaint.
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Fred was scanning the room as if expecting ghosts to pop out.
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Scanning their screens, the meteorologists decided the threat was nowhere near finished.
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They're not glued to CNBC or frantically scanning the headlines every morning.
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I started the next Monday, scanning products, weighing vegetables, and selling tobacco.
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I thought the bar code scanning eye-visor was cool at first.
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We explored the implications of 3D scanning on the film industry last year in our documentary, ReForm | Bringing Hollywood's Digital Humans to Life, but GIF artists are adapting DIY scanning technology for some really stunning, completely different artwork.
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Earlier this month, as the inauguration of President Trump loomed, the Commission was already signalling public concern about the U.S.' response to questions it sent following the Yahoo email scanning scandal — after news broke last fall the company had built a custom scanning tool at the behest of U.S. intelligence agencies to enable real-time keyword scanning of the incoming email of all Yahoo users.
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Then unexpectedly during the process, the Department of Health told Ganz she didn't need to worry about all the scanning or the fees: Someone had already done the scanning and they would send over a drive with the images.
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Dr Dougherty and his colleagues first used a technique called micro-CT X-ray scanning, a miniaturised version of medical body-scanning, to measure the thickness of the reproductive tracts of females from each of the populations under study.
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The researchers analyzed the samples in thin slices using multiple techniques, including scanning electron microscopy and scanning transmission electron microscopy; energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy and Raman spectroscopy; nano-scale secondary ion mass spectrometry; and stable carbon isotope analysis.
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X-ray scanning is the primary method J&J has used for decades.
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Oftentimes, scanning errors are the result of human error and not actual theft.
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Round one was razor-close, as challenger and champion circled, scanning for openings.
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Conversely, scanning the QR codes for my Google and Amazon accounts went smoothly.
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Model of a Myrmoteras trap-jaw ant's musculature based on micro-CT scanning.
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Consider this illustration showing how Rekognition can be used for scanning employee badges.
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Scanning entire libraries but only allowing the folks at Google to read them?
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But wait, did I mention there's apparently going to be more face scanning?
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Get used to face scanning, I guess, to keep your phone clean. Developing.
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They could then use the built-in HoloLens camera for hands-free scanning.
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You start by scanning an app as you enter the Amazon Go shop.
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But anyone scanning the site might have come to the same wrong conclusion.
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Nguyen, who was still voraciously scanning news about open internet proceedings, took notice.
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Notes also has what might be iOS's most impressive demo feature: document scanning.
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Scanning the police report, Cuddy suddenly said very quietly: ''He was with her.
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Passengers could share this public key by scanning a QR code for example.
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It is not just in ports where machine learning could speed up scanning.
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Maybe a bored guard watched a dozen different screens, scanning for something interesting.
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Google said last year it would stop scanning Gmail messages for ad targeting.
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Applications for Anyline's SDK including adding barcode or passport scanning to an app.
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The first smartphone equipped with Google's novel 3D-scanning technology is finally here.
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Having pioneered the bulk photo scanning business, we have digitized 500 million pictures.
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But ZenGo says it uses a very secure face scanning tech called ZoOm.
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Expect to master concepts like password complexity analysis, security scanning, and phishing protection.
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Radar specialist Hirokatsu Watanabe using his specially modified Koden-brand radar scanning machine.
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Scanning her ex-husband's texts, Lankford, then 47, knew just who to call.
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The benefit to this comes from special scanning bonuses that you can buy.
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Click "Scan Documents" to activate your camera and start the scanning process. 5.
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"It should pop up," someone else said, each passenger scanning the vast ocean.
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The catch: Scanning the skies for radio signals from out there isn't easy.
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I checked in for a flight by scanning a QR code through WeChat.
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For most users, iris scanning is a novelty, but it's a cool one.
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You can designate rooms with its built-in LaserSmart scanning and mapping settings.
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Yahoo settled a similar lawsuit last year and agreed to delay ad-scanning.
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No, not the talking Animoji or slightly creepy face scanning, but the notch.
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Not everyone is like us, scanning the crowd for celebrities at all times.
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Scanning between visions, soaring above distant, lonely moons, I feel sorry for him.
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My app crashed once during this scanning process, but it's a beta build.
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So with selfies and eye scanning coming into play, is the fingerprint dead?
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The mail scanning described in the article does not exist on our systems.
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Microsoft also offers the 3D Scan app for scanning 3D objects with Kinect.
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As a more secure option, iris scanning can be used with Samsung Pay.
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Both Iris and facial scanning let you use the front of the phone.
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Scientists use scanning electron microscopes to look at some of nature's smallest objects.
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A scanning electron microscope image of ant muscle covered in tubular fungal cells.
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Kit Harington undergoes facial scanning in London for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare.
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In fact, graphics may confuse some of the scanning software that companies use.
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Then softly, softly she carried the case downstairs, scanning cabinets and pantry shelves.
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After settling the tab, she scrolled through her phones, scanning for anything important.
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Now, thanks to improvements in scanning, color printing, and software, they're surprisingly easy.
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Scanning software can be confusing and time-consuming to set up and operate.
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Walmart workers now manually scan pallets of goods with hand-held scanning devices.
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The environment ministry said it would donate x-ray machines for scanning purposes.
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"JeanCarlos," Ms. Inoa called during attendance one day this spring, scanning her charges.
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A scanning technology called microfocus X-ray computed tomography told a different story.
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And police officers prowled about with assault rifles, scanning the crowd with binoculars.
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The prospect of omnipresent AI scanning faces and listening to voices sounds intrusive.
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Peterson's been scanning the news and looking for hints of what might happen.
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Except with the cost of film, developing, and scanning—it all adds up.
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Another night he stood with me at the door, eyes scanning the crowd.
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Some suggest using sharpies on the printed-out document and then scanning it.
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The first time we showcased our 3D scanning solutions was at CES 2015.
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The development of 3D printing is impossible without the development of 3D scanning.
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Often it requires drilling down through results or scanning charts for your answer.
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Volunteers sit at tables in front of laptops scanning dark web escort ads.
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Scanning and uploading can mean fewer lost documents, and some appraisals are virtual.
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Machines may soon do a better job than doctors at scanning for cancer.
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The tip of a scanning tunneling microscope is just a few atoms wide.
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The big advance at the time was computer-based checkout and laser scanning.
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The government will be scanning your face at the 20 busiest U.S. airports.
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Apple has featured fingerprint scanning through "Touch ID" in its iPhone since 2013.
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However, this is not to say that retinal scanning is of no use.
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Traditional physical biometrics, like fingerprints or irises, require special scanning hardware for authentication.
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"I'm not cool like you," Earn says, scanning the hallway for oncoming tormentors.
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He was scanning the dark waters with a pained look on his face.
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Emergency response crews picked their way through wreckage, scanning flashlights over the rubble.
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New technology has made us a lot better at scanning — and manipulating — DNA.
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For a school to become a scanning school, the principal must request it.
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The C.B.P. officer shouted at her for scanning her fingerprints wrong, she said.
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That can be anything from smart clothing with sensors to brain-scanning technology.
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The site says it protects your information by regularly scanning for security vulnerabilities.
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To be clear, you can disable Bluetooth scanning and still use Bluetooth headphones.
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One major software feature will be biometric recognition, perhaps face and iris scanning.
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There are other hand-held 3D scanning devices MIT's Culture Camera Group might have considered, like the $379 Structure Sensor, which attaches to an iPad, manages the distance from the scanning subject on its own, and produces sub-millimeter resolution scans.
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It was useful primarily for scanning in products and codes and not much else.
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Perhaps laying the foundations for a more enhanced QR scanning mode still to come?
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By constraints he means "fly-sizing" things like scanning lasers, cameras and range finders.
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CrowdAI blends humans and machine image scanning to accurately and cheaply provide image recognition.
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The Times notes that this license plate scanning can be disabled from Amazon's website.
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Like the others, you'll rent one by scanning the QR code on its back.
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Samsung has already noted that facial scanning isn't the most secure form of authentication.
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Employees can then unlock the fridge by scanning a card, grab something and eat.
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Together, we combed through the latest brain-scanning studies and decades of psychological literature.
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For starters, the shoes you're scanning through have to be in fairly good shape.
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Scanning a system, however, is not the same as breaching it, Kirk pointed out.
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Next, the passenger can check their bags solely by a camera scanning their face.
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It can set reminders by scanning images (with your permission) for things like events.
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He says his group has already had an algorithm installed in commercial scanning systems.
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Scanning the bust for imperfections, Busby points to the medals decorating the soldier's uniform.
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I missed grocery shopping, yearned for shopping at the local farmsteads, missed scanning recipes.
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Microsoft is also including better malware scanning security, and free technical support for Outlook.
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Or things like scanning electricity meter values, serial numbers and "other process enhancing information".
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There are four scanning modes: one for faces, entire heads, food, and freeform objects.
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Three years later, they started scanning cormorant colonies near the lake, searching for transponders.
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Apple doesn't say when it plans to finish scanning Canadian roads and processing data.
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That done, they polished the slices and studied them under a scanning electron microscope.
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Supposedly, OnePlus was hoping to include in-display fingerprint scanning on the OnePlus 5T.
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Adobe Scan is also getting a small update for scanning and analyzing business cards.
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Customs and Border Patrol (CPB) is scanning the faces of individuals leaving the country.
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For decades, SETI researchers have been scanning the skies for signs of extraterrestrial intelligence.
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Scanning electron micrograph of Micavibrio aeruginosavorus preying on Pseudomonas aeruginosa, an opportunistic human pathogen.
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Beyond that, parents are scanning the aisles in places like Target, Walmart and Kohl's.
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Mostly, the passenger seemed shocked to learn airlines were scanning customers' faces at all.
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Tapping or scanning the dash opens the bicycle that's controlled through the Uber app.
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Follow us on Snapchat (therealverge) by scanning that ghost QR code into the app.
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This includes things like bug bounty programs, phishing, cross-site scripting, and vulnerability scanning.
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It's able to achieve this by scanning 200 points of an iris during setup.
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With his newest company, Health Nucleus, he's scanning individuals' genomes for signs of disease.
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The AI-generated superimposed video depends heavily on data collected from scanning static imagery.
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BMI users would use an eye-scanning system to approve or veto robot actions.
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A dedicated scanning app offers users a powerful tool for bringing their photos online.
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The models support text recognition, face detection, barcode scanning, image labeling and landmark recognition.
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Five more weeks of scanning fake pies and we can get a free pizza.
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He visualizes striding onto the deck and scanning the crowd of more than 12,000.
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Thieves are scanning and Ford is planning, but first, a cartoon about subscription dreams.
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To do it, the researchers used cutting-edge imaging techniques, including x-ray scanning.
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They work quickly and quietly, pasting the art while scanning the street for police.
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We also suggest scanning its under-$150 gift guide for more budget-friendly options.
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A colorized scanning electron microscopic image of plague bacteria, in yellow, on a flea.
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They'd spend hours scanning the open water, looking for a glimpse of a swordfish.
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Another issue is that some people will make scanning photos a one-time project.
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A circular LIDAR scanner juts out in front, scanning the space as you go.
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If someone's at least scanning, what are the red flags they should look for?
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But scanning the menu, I admit that I'm struggling to find the Hockney elements.
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A couple of years ago 3D scanning could only be used by large companies.
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Had the office sent all the records away to a scanning service, I asked?
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Angola also now uses body scanning machines to help in the detection of contraband.
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TSA is beginning to test new scanning machines that could speed up security lines.
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Face-scanning software sold to the police allows for easy editing of input photos.
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Q. Studies show that A.I. can detect depression by scanning a person's Instagram photos.
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They ventured in along a path, scanning for clues as well as poison ivy.
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I sipped my coffee and stared out the window, as if scanning for tumbleweeds.
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Libraries around the country are scanning these books and uploading them to the archive.
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The software is scanning the text you typed in, looking for keywords that match.
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The scanning technique, called macro-X-ray fluorescence analysis, or MA-XRF, was revolutionary.
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Many food-buying decisions are made after scanning the ingredient labels of competing products.
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Scanning recent tax revenues, one would think that all is well in Puerto Rico.
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Other potential applications for the new camera include retail, healthcare, 3D scanning and robotics.
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At select Hema stores, customers can even pay by scanning their faces at kiosks.
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Scanning the six pages of brevity codes, Carr spotted one misspelled word after another.
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Scanning the clothes in her room, she began talking about how she got them.
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So anyway, I wasn't completely forthcoming: The rail industry actually popularized two scanning technologies.
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A drunken tourist once grabbed my tit while I was scanning cans of beans.
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Scanning the entire field in this way takes about ten nanoseconds (billionths of a second).
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The images, each representing about 50 square meters, would be preprocessed to make scanning easier.
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ACRCloud discards songs that don't match the humming sample before quickly scanning a smaller pool.
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To do this you need things like scanning electron microscopes and detailed observations of charge.
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Hopefully new scanning technology in the future will allow us to see inside the animal.
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We asked him about what everyone agrees is its coolest feature -- the 3D facial scanning.
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Painter explained that Fair clients pre-qualify on the app by scanning a driver's license.
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Amazon also provides free tools for scanning a user's cloud infrastructure to look for misconfigurations.
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"We are always scanning the landscape for opportunities," Wirth said in an interview on Thursday.
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A scanning electron microscope image of an airborne coccolith, which is produced by infected phytoplankton.
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The plan for Orlando International Airport, however, would broaden face-scanning to all international passengers.
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Standard builds technology that allows shoppers to leave and pay without scanning or checking out.
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Already today, designers have used 3D scanning to create clothing specifically tailored to its wearers.
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Scanning, checking, and obsessing online can interfere with our mood, and our ability to function.
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Samsung is reportedly ditching the Galaxy S9's iris-scanning tech for something more robust.
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Next the passenger can check in their bags solely by a camera scanning their face.
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Smaller news: I expect Google to announce Google Play Protect malware scanning at I/O.
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The face-scanning convenience might end up making up for Samsung's poor fingerprint scanner placement.
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Two Chinese tech companies have rolled out AI and infrared-scanning devices in the city.
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Two Chinese AI giants, Megvii and Baidu, are behind the AI and temperature-scanning developments.
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Scanning the globe at this moment, I see abundant cause for worry, none for despair.
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If the government has demanded such bulk scanning it may represent an expansion of surveillance.
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Take the cleaning and shelf-scanning robots being deployed in supermarkets like Walmart, for example.
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A combination of fingerprint scanner and iris scanning has been the most effective for me.
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"But I liked you," Amaro told Owens, scanning the room for others he had wanted.
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In the meantime, the three observatories are all taking a break from scanning the cosmos.
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How long have you known that Google has been scanning people's faces on the street?
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You can also scan the Spotify Code below for your playlist, if you're into scanning:
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Because these animals are a nightmare to identify, the researchers turned to micro-CT scanning.
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"Stowers" take items from yellow containers and place them on shelves after scanning their location.
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This time around, the analyses included CT scanning, ancient DNA analysis, spectroscopy, and radiocarbon dating.
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That would mean those working on the line are scanning about three birds per second.
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So private companies even dipping their toes in biometrics and face scanning should cause alarm.
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Once installed, the malware begins scanning for and collecting metadata from nearby wi-fi networks.
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Seriously, after reading this, you may find yourself scanning the TJ's website for job openings.
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Now, some of the scenes have been captured in painstaking detail using 3D laser scanning.
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This scanning is done semi-continuously, but we humans are completely unaware that it's happening.
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Yet Project Tango manages to know its (and my) exact position just scanning its whereabouts.
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Orlando police haven't had an easy time working with Amazon's face-scanning technology, documents show.
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His company, HiHello is essentially using a similar approach as CardMunch: human-verified card scanning.
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But we'll be diligently scanning Swift's future Instagram posts for potential clues like this one.
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So naturally, if we're scanning everything, we might as well scan grasshopper genitalia mid-bang.
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By scanning a Snapcode, a Snapchat user has access to the lens for 24 hours.
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Apple's face-scanning tech could be coming to a new product in the near future.
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For instance, one focus of the scanning in San Antonio were photographs related to Rev.
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The July attack was made possible by the vulnerability scanning tool Acunetix, the FBI said.
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In the since-deleted tweet, Samsung takes you through the scanning process step by step.
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Surveys of the heavens, Tarter suggests, could be scanning for signs of sophisticated extraterrestrial civilizations.
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The service works by scanning email, calendar, phone, WebEx, conference tools and other data sources.
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More grocery stores are offering self-checkout, but barcode scanning is clumsy for untrained users.
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Neiderman likes scanning Wi-Fi networks as a hobby, to see if they are secure.
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Last April, Wenzel was scanning one Google Ad performance report when he noticed something strange.
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A new technique of laser scanning can measure such "chambers" far more accurately than before.
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"From my own extensive experience in scanning with the Kinect," artist Fred Kahl told Hyperallergic.
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With more antennae scanning, the system could be faster and more accurate, according to Holl.
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But the most interesting features are likely its improved battery life and fingerprint scanning capabilities.
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But I didn't realize iOS 13 also blocks Bluetooth scanning by default in all apps.
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According to Reuters, that security chief later resigned after his team discovered the email scanning.
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Scanning the moon's desolate surface, Armstrong began to make out features in the lunar plain.
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Imagine a security robot guarding a building or a camera rig scanning a movie set.
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The new QR code-scanning feature in the Camera app is super fast and easy.
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The iris scanner works as advertised, often quickly scanning my eyes and unlocking the phone.
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This involves 3D body scanning, VR-facilitated memory reconstruction, digital records, and memorial data services.
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With my hands on my hips, Shawcross begins scanning my naked torso with an iPad.
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A Dropbox spokeswoman said scanning raised a specter that privacy advocates could take issue with.
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First, fake and real horn looked the same when examined under a scanning electron microscope.
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In most of the states targeted, the hackers were engaged in preliminary activities like scanning.
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The team plans to roll out 3D scanning kiosks in spots across America and Europe.
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This means no more scanning at the front of the store and waiting in-line.
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You unlock it by scanning a QR code on the handle and then you're off.
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"I started scanning away and created a PDF package to send to Claire," she said.
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"We've got a little peeper bird," he offered, while scanning his list of audio files.
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Even so, from my scanning of the media's reaction, The Times's performance seems particularly weak.
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Kepler spent four years scanning a small patch of sky, identifying thousands of potential exoplanets.
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Your notes and sketches aren't stuck in this random app, though: it's just for scanning.
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Wempner was able to corroborate that finding by examining aggregates under a scanning electron microscope.
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But last year I started scanning them, putting them out on the ol' social media.
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Official Act #3: US Scanning Equipment Donation to the Dominican Republic What is the allegation?
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The system will rely on depth scanning and computer vision technologies, according to the report.
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"There's a blunt impact, a drowning, one drug overdose," he said, scanning an early page.
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In other erotic body scanning experiments, I used guided recordings from audio erotica platform Dipsea.
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You can earn kicks without spending, too, by checking into stores or scanning certain items.
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Unlike photographic prints, slides and negatives need backlighting to properly illuminate the image when scanning.
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Professor Savvides was also happy to demonstrate another gee-whiz technology — long-distance iris scanning.
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"Which way is the river?" she asked, scanning the narrow boulevards snaking in every direction.
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So scientists at NASA are charged with scanning the skies for such dangerous space rocks.
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Its tech turns an everyday smartphone into an FDA- and CE-approved medical scanning device.
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But if public safety was the goal, the answer wasn't to stop scanning people's data.
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Scanning through its coverage universe, Jefferies found a number of companies that stand to benefit.
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The students were then asked to participate in a brain scanning study and 42 agreed.
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It remains to be seen how exactly face scanning will work in the next iPhone.
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But scanning the list of the film's other awards and nominations, Yuen's point is valid.
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Information is encrypted, and users can protect their accounts with fingerprint scanning or a passcode.
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Shoppers enter the store by scanning a QR code on the 7-Eleven mobile app.
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Kelly says it has more than 1,000 recruiters scanning the resumes submitted to its website.
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He studied the first page, scanning dozens of names and Erkennungsmarken, German military identification numbers.
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Samsung's phones also offer iris scanning, which is much more secure but not as quick.
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This social angle works well and I find Nuzzel's home page is always worth scanning.
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So rather than scanning the net for a code, we're dropping one on your lap.
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"We're aiming to create a transformation similar to what's happened in virus scanning," he says.
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With its new line, iRobot also took on improving its room-scanning and mapping technology.
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The Noa N10 even has a feature to unlock the phone by scanning your face.
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Thermal cameras for body temperature scanning are already used in a number of international airports.
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Likewise, archivists and libraries use specialized scanning rigs to digitize their collections of text materials.
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Menegon describes her interest in 3D scanning as having mutated into something of an obsession.
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NICE runs dozens of these analyses each year, on drugs and surgeries and scanning devices.
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The Nordiska Motståndsrörelsen website also lets supporters donate Monero directly by scanning a QR-code.
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Traders will be scanning the central bank's comments for the outlook on inflation and monetary policy.
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The wand works by scanning your skin using blue LED lights and an integrated digital camera.
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Xu wants these same limitations on stored heart data, plus restrictions on the scanning radar's range.
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They have included the body-scanning startup Body Labs and GameSparks, a platform for building games.
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There's something sort of charming about the Apple logo scanning my body for signs of recognition.
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A few caveats: The scanning tool is Android-only, and handwriting isn't recognized as searchable text.
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Startups like BioID and FacePhi that create face scanning apps for accessing things like banking apps.
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Sensors would note objects of awareness by scanning eyes (which is what humans and dogs do).
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Activists and human rights organizations have complained about another of the company's image-scanning technologies, Rekognition.
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Amazon is currently promoting the 3D-scanning study via its Amazon Body Labs social media accounts.
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They are smart and efficient at scanning for external ideas-and deft at bringing them inside.
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It faced a number of lawsuits over the years; Google stopped the Gmail scanning last year .
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That means 3D face-scanning is on the way, according to The Korea Herald's The Investor.
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In stores, Nike will have a similar experience, but a sales associate will do the scanning.
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It does have a fingerprint scanner, as well as face-scanning capabilities, which I'll get to.
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About two and a half years ago, researchers at La Brea began using 3D scanning technology.
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Data from internet scanning site Binary Edge showed the database was first detected on March 7.
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They analysed 48 items from Mr Larsen's Oslo and Paris collections under a scanning electron microscope.
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"I don't read Turkish but I was scanning for names because it makes sense," he said.
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The freebie can also be redeemed by scanning the "My Card" QR code through the app.
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The Trump administration is actually working to address this problem, by scanning more vehicles at ports.
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She refines each image with a succession of pencil drawings, sometimes scanning and editing them digitally.
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The whole thing is wireless, and setup just requires scanning the room with Alloy's camera beforehand.
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Scanning the kid's face and setting up the rigs for the kid was like two years.
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On Apex, the usable scanning area isn't quite half the screen — it's more like a third.
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The app works by scanning users' phones and identifying which apps are using the most data.
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As you can see from this scanning electron microscope image, roundworm mating is a rough affair.Brutal.
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It was clear from the display on her phone that she was 3D-scanning the object.
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You start by opening the Camera app and scanning the QR code on your seat back.
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Yes, that is 4333 years wasted scanning TV channels, trying to find something good to watch.
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"When they don't see any enemies they just start scanning for something to do," says Nordin.
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He's also demonstrated vulnerabilities in iris scanning technology using an infrared image and a contact lens.
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I struggled a bit with the required Driver's License ID scanning, which did not work seamlessly.
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We've already seen an example of this when Google stopped scanning your Gmail to serve advertising.
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A small subset of the participants played this game while undergoing fMRI, a brain scanning technique.
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"The magic—or secret sauce, if you will—is not in the scanning alone," said Seales.
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One time, I was scanning tickets for a family that came in pushing an empty stroller.
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Some cool options for scanning documents and annotating screenshots using iPad, Apple Pencil and iOS 3493.
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So Bastian's work continued, with late nights scanning a variety of online databases, articles and obituaries.
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Scanning electron microscope images of the eggshell's cuticle and shell membraneImage: Alida M. Bailleul et al.
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Early in his career he founded Studiotronics, a digital imaging company that produced Colorset scanning software.
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Advanced brain scanning, having identified the regions responsible for balance, now diagnoses damage that affects them.
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Authorities had been mainly scanning from the sky as storms halted the maritime hunt last weekend.
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You can also disable this feature if you don't want Cortana scanning your email for phrases.
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He drove through neighboring towns, he said, scanning for skid marks veering off the winding roadways.
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In fact, you've earned a pause for another cup of tea (but actually, keep on scanning).
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In fact, one of the newly released patents, number 1.903,651,417, is for a 3D scanning device.
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I trawled through my inbox, scanning literally dozens of emails pushing "predictions" for the coming year.
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Meanwhile, developers of 3D printing and scanning technology are stepping up the pace of M&A.
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In April, Nike snapped up Invertex, a seed-funded startup that specialized in 3D foot-scanning.
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Slice pulled its data by scanning the online shopping receipts of more than 68,000 U.S. consumers.
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Scientists use a scanning electron microscope to magnify tiny grains of rock by thousands of times.
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The iPhone 8 is expected to have a front-facing biometric sensor for scanning your face.
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After scanning some new plants and just generally wandering for a bit, I realize I'm lost.
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" He continues, "After scanning the guest list and seeing who had already hit the red carpet.
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It asks users to give up sensitive information, including scanning their passports and photographing their faces.
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"This guy -- you got to get somebody out here," the driver said while scanning a map.
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GMA said SmartLabel allows consumers to gain information by scanning a barcode, going online to www.smartlabel.
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But Apple's free upgrade means that QR-scanning will reach hundreds of millions of users worldwide.
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When you're ready to begin scanning, click the "Scan" button on the Windows Scan app.6.
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Users who contribute their DNA data for law enforcement scanning aren't simply providing their own information.
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When the driver arrives, they verify the location by scanning the bar code on the package.
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There are various type of these biometrics, such as fingerprints, facial recognition, iris scanning and voiceprints.
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It cuts out all the scanning, editing, and color matching that normally would take many hours.
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He stood perched on the ledge just outside the air-conditioned cab, scanning the field ahead.
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The responders installed scanning software on workstations, and for a month they did nothing but watch.
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Scanning the list of toppings and checking those boxes like mad is seriously half the fun.
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But now we are seeing biometric scanning happening right on our consumer devices, our personal devices.
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Morphin's tech no longer requires 3D scanning hardware and it works with just a regular selfie.
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Park combines EEG scanning with speakers and pools of water to visualize her thoughts and emotions.
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The plants, stone, shutters, are drawn digitally or produced by scanning handmade sketches or various objects.
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"Out of all the negativity, something positive is happening," she said, scanning the crowd of immigrants.
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PFU, a Fujitsu company, has provided state-of-the-art scanning equipment for the digitization project.
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A spokeswoman for the Garden declined to answer questions about the use of face-scanning technology.
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There it will spend the next two years, at least, scanning the sky for alien worlds.
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She made sure, she said, by periodically scanning his mobile phone and Facebook and Instagram accounts.
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Scanning some numbers by the woman's phone, the stranger mistakes Willa for a grandmother of sorts.
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Ms. Rowan eventually landed a position scanning documents at an acceptable salary, but it was temporary.
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They made sure they had a lot of high-flow oxygen, CT-scanning capacity, lab capacity.
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They spent three years scanning riverbeds and turning over rocks at 97 sites in 16 provinces.
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Commercial shops for scanning and printing may have their own guidelines, as do many photography websites.
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There are a few suggestions for potential applications, including card text, imaging samples and QR scanning.
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Medics wearing Level D Hazmat suits were seen scanning passengers arriving from Wuhan on January 22.
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This scanning technique is rapidly becoming the new golden standard for investigating historical paintings, he said.
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You do so by scanning a short code located on the backside of the battery cover.
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But it wasn't clear from the scanning whether she knew what (or that) she was hearing.
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Scanning his bookshelf, he settled on Orwell's novel, for reasons he is hard pressed to explain.
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But the technologies necessary to handle the situation is already in place, such as iris scanning.
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Today, scanning all of that and creating digital versions would require about 303 gigabytes of storage.
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The cost of scanning and rematerializing the Seti I tomb will likely approach twenty million dollars.
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Topping the list are refinements in surgery, better diagnostic scanning, and more precise use of radiation.
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The store clerk can be seen scanning the item and putting it in a plastic bag.
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Scanning your system with antivirus and antimalware software may root out the source of the messages.
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The scientists next used computed tomography scanning to image tooth-bearing jawbones of the three carnivores.
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Sensei won't be scanning the photos for faces, so face search is not included, for now.
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JetBlue announced a plan to use the face scanning technology in lieu of traditional boarding passes.
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After New Hampshire, journalists and pundits are desperately scanning the cafeteria for their next soul mate.
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Some banks may offer keyless systems that allow access by scanning a finger or a hand.
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But scanning the records of immigrants in federal custody can yield only limited information at best.
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The team has now sent the samples to Texas for scanning and processing into 3D models.
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It could be a spy—swarming with its siblings over enemy territory, scanning with diminutive sensors.
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The Rijksmuseum plans to first study the painting for about eight months, using new scanning technologies that were not available during previous restorations, such as macro X-ray fluorescence scanning, which can explore different layers of the paint surface to determine what needs to be done.
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Honaunau Bay IMAGING CORAL REEFS CORAL BIODIVERSITY ■ Live finger corals ■ Live plate corals ■ Live mound corals ■ Dead, bleached corals ■ Sand SCANNING FORESTS MEASURING BIODIVERSITY BLOCKED BY SEAWATER Honaunau Bay IMAGING CORAL REEFS CORAL BIODIVERSITY ■ Live finger corals SCANNING FORESTS MEASURING BIODIVERSITY BLOCKED BY SEAWATER Honaunau Bay IMAGING CORAL REEFS CORAL BIODIVERSITY SCANNING FORESTS A unique spectral sensor measures wavelengths of light bouncing off the forest canopy to identify distinct tree species, shown here in artificial colors.
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He also recommends scanning it and saving a digital copy, in case you lose it while abroad.
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"Both the human deployment of the patch and the scanning deployment did not work," Smith told Congress.
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The one exception, for me, is a new scanning ability that lets you search for hidden passageways.
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HP told us they've also improved the scanning technology HP made only small adjustments to the specs.
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The new MacBook Pro includes Touch ID, a fingerprint scanning technology familiar to anyone with an iPhone.
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This would make MSG the latest space to be using face-scanning tech on an unknowing public.
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Chronicle also houses VirusTotal, a virus-scanning tool Google acquired in 2012 that charges for premium features.
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Sort of — though there's always the risk you'll get caught scanning and come off like a creep.
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The idea is that simply scanning a psychology textbook will show each vocabulary word on a page.
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As it blared, he searched the spectrum broadly, scanning for any activity that matched the siren's call.
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After my break, I sit back down to work on scanning in paperwork and drawing up estimates.
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Additionally, legislators would need to impose hard limits on how and when face-scanning can be used.
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A digitally colorized scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of Escherichia coli bacteria, which often cause urinary tract infections.
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Bell was reportedly one of the Yahoo employees who approved the scanning, along with CEO Marissa Mayer.
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Photographer Edie Bresler was scanning the beach for hidden treasures when he spotted the big-eyed fish.
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When you're scanning text and see a word you don't understand, you can enlighten yourself in seconds.
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One thing he wants to try is scanning someone's brain while they're reading one of his stories.
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One example is scanning faces for human infrared signals, which wouldn't be reproduced in a VR system.
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But since October, she's held a job — scanning boxes of sweets in a large warehouse near Budapest.
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In March, documents revealed that the US government would be scanning your face at 20 top airports.
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Either way, you might not want to use face scanning as your primary form of phone security.
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One machine uses optical scanning to work out what sort of plastic the bottles are made of.
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Robots move around the warehouse, picking up inventory so human workers can stay at a scanning station.
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Koko was transforming itself into an intervention tool, scanning platforms and stepping in on its own volition.
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He looked with contentment at the sea and the people scanning a blue shelf of used books.
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The Riddell team stopped by Mashable HQ so I could check out the scanning process for myself.
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Patrols rush back inside the gates and snipers hunch over their rifle scopes, scanning the eastern approaches.
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The proposed Exit system has followed NIST's lead, only scanning faces against other passengers on the flight.
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What kind of exclusive menu items should Galaxy owners expect to find after scanning the AR code?
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The sleek, aircraft-grade aluminum holds six cards and blocks RFID scanning to keep your financials secure.
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Tide does this in minutes by scanning a passport or driving licence via the laptop or smartphone.
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And according to Blink Identity's website, that doesn't mean just scanning your face instead of a ticket.
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Today's puzzle by Julian Lim is a good example of the need to develop your scanning abilities.
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ESA released a preliminary map of Gaia's data back in 2016 based on 14 months of scanning.
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The company also makes a mobile scanning stem that eliminates the need for dentists to take impressions.
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Some of the journals are barely legible -- sometimes because of handwriting, other times because of the scanning.
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"All these people in these houses," the unnamed woman says while scanning the neighborhood from the car.
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You also have the option of parking at the base and using it as a scanning location.
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Instagram may copy Snapchat's QR Snapcode scanning, judging by files buried in the Instagram Android app's files.
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You can see a hostile Indoraptor by scanning codes in various chains of retail and grocery stores.
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That was followed by interest in other niche technologies, including those for scanning, uploading and parsing documents.
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A scanning electron microscope shows the intricate features of Rafatazmia, a thread-like form of red algae.
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A new face-scanning unlock feature looks like it's coming to at least one of the phones.
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Scientists have harnessed sophisticated scanning technology to discover a mysterious chamber inside Egypt's Great Pyramid of Giza.
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Most people aren't scanning Twitter like a Bloomberg terminal for several hours a day, looking for news.
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Within a week, the feature will roll out across retail stores equipped with Alipay's face-scanning solutions.
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That leaves only the half-screen in-display fingerprint scanning technology from the Apex concept in doubt.
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According to Kuo, Apple plans to bring its face-scanning TrueDepth camera to more products in 2018.
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When people exchange contact details in China, you often see one person scanning the other person's phone.
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The Chinese kiosk seemed to be out in the open, scanning virtually anyone who approached the screen.
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Yahoo called reports of the mail-scanning program "misleading" but has not denied that it ever occurred.
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Now, scanning a Snapcode can unlock filters and animated lenses or open a Discover channel on Snapchat.
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From scanning interview transcripts to reading song lyrics, there's proof of each phase of the friend breakup.
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Sarin, which is colorless, odorless, and tasteless, was reportedly detected by mail scanning machines in the facility.
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A new gadget promises to reveal the nutritional value of your meal by scanning its chemical makeup.
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The scanning department is also where miniature, to-scale prop models can be converted to digital form.
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Similarly, scanning the code on a bar of chocolate quickly brought up the name of the product.
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With scanning bundled into Chrome, you have a more functional barcode scanner without needing a separate app.
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Along the way, the real estate power player learned a thing or two about scanning for employees.
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Scanning through my emails now, it's clear that I could reasonably implement my assistant in computer code.
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Through a series of leadership changes, travelers continued to complain about invasive scanning machines and unfriendly screeners.
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Now his aides often turn the letters into digital files, scanning them and sending them by email.
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After that's taken care of, you can start scanning documents onto your Mac with the following steps.
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They're not as accurate as Google or Flickr when it comes to object scanning, but they're close.
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You can see a mosaic of images from its descent below: Busy scanning my target #CometLanding region!
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Smoyer searched for it, scanning a hellish urban landscape of rubble, sagging streetcar cables and collapsed buildings.
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While the hotel has several conference rooms, it had no business center for basic photocopying or scanning.
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If you're a high self-monitor, you're constantly scanning your environment for social cues and adjusting accordingly.
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Unfortunately, it would allow companies to use confusing electronic codes for scanning instead of simple, clear labels.
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The scanning technology, which grew in popularity about 10 years ago, relies largely on the honor system.
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"In the majority of the 21 states targeted, only preparatory activity like scanning was observed," he added.
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"You going to have cameras up?" the man asked, his eyes scanning the front of Thurmond's bungalow.
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His lips were cracked, his eyes large, scanning the faces around us, constantly getting distracted by movement.
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While bombing, the guys kept one eye on the wall and on scanning for possible undercover cops.
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Is there a particular challenge with 3D scanning or printing that we just haven't quite solved yet?
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Shane Green, 18, of Queens, was in Times Square on Monday with friends scanning for exotic Pokémon.
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By scanning a QR code on a package, customers can check a product's authenticity, freshness and sustainability.
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I wondered if the airline employee scanning my boarding pass could see that I had been crying.
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The potential applications might someday include allowing doctors to detect genetic diseases by scanning a patient's face.
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Nobody took my temperature, although I did walk past a thermal camera scanning for elevated body temperatures.
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Google stopped scanning its consumer, or free, email accounts for the purpose of targeted ads in 2017.
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"We see 3D scanning as a supplement to these tools; it's another type of information," says Lindahl.
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This encompasses all sorts of imagery, including GIFs, fashion films, 3D scanning—everything we do at SHOWstudio.
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Scanning their private cemetery as if it were a D.I.Y. Arlington, they realize that it has to.
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Shipping them off to a professional scanning company for digital conversion and retouching is one easy approach.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Digitizing braille music isn't as easy as just scanning the page.
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But perhaps the most surefire way to see if someone loves you, other than scanning their brain?
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Predatory drivers are scanning the sidewalks seeking women waiting for Ubers, even in areas you wouldn't expect.
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But the service has been criticized by privacy advocates for scanning email to generate contextually aware ads.
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Octarine, a startup that helps automate security of Kubernetes workloads, released an open-source scanning tool today.
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For hard tasks, like transcribing audio or scanning documents, humans often step in when AI algorithms fail.
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These allow shoppers to pay for nearly anything, from tea to taxis, by scanning a QR code.
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"I'm a little more nervous than I usually am," he says, scanning the perimeter of the room.
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At the deli, he ordered one thing from the top of the menu, tentatively, scanning my face.
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And the clippings are too fragile, and far too numerous, to be subjected to a scanning bed.
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Perform general clerical duties to include but not limited to; scanning, copying, faxing, filing, and data entry.
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Each soldier on a patrol is expected to be scanning for threats, observing the world around them.
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But a distracted soldier that is supposed to be scanning for threats will be a dead soldier.
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He favors scanning the middle of the valuation spectrum for companies combing earnings acceleration and dividend growth.
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" Scanning her records, Stolpe said, "The Rubio and Clinton stars are the brightest of the political ones.
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A filing spotted by Recode shows Amazon is patenting technology for identifying people by scanning their hands.
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Walmart also has been running an experiment at 50 stores with "Auto-S," a shelf-scanning robot.
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"Where's Amy?" she said, scanning the crowd for Mr. O'Rourke's wife, who was seated behind Mr. Cooper.
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He had been examining and scanning public records of events during the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Scanning the parking lot, you spy a gas station in the corner of the parking lot. Saved!
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Sort of like scanning your computer for malware—if the malware is good, you won't find it.
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Face scanning software could be used to police behavior — constantly scanning the crowd for drug use or rule-breaking — or for strictly commercial purposes, like showing you targeted ads, monitoring which artists you came to see, or tracking how many times you go to the bar or the bathroom.
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It's a whole process through the supply chain to track that device and find out if everyone who is supposed to be scanning it is scanning it, and the software that we've created to track that serial number through the supply chain to the retail store is working.
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"A wall won't stop fentanyl but scanning devices and more customs officers will," Democratic Whip Dick Durbin tweeted.
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They'll be scanning children of different ages, to see when musical attentiveness first shows up in the brain.
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The whole project took about a week to complete, with the ultrasound scanning process taking around an hour.
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I can't find the flag,'' Goodell said, scanning the field while preparing to observe ''The Star-Spangled Banner.
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While the Sensor is excellent at scanning objects, it was sometimes challenged to accurately capture a 3D space.
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Apple requires that any app requesting such face-scanning features must present a privacy policy to the user.
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Shrinkage is the amount of lost revenue that's the result of theft, loss, damage, fraud, scanning errors, etc.
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Party workers said they used scanning software to digitize publicly-available electoral voter lists to create the database.
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Face recognition usually works by scanning a person's face, then matching that against a database of facial images.
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Walmart is spending money on robots for inventory scanning and expanding its use of robots in other departments.
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Yahoo began scanning all its users' emails last spring at the behest of the U.S. government, Reuters reported.
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Continuous monitoring and scanning are key areas where corporations can employ highly automated solutions that offer good ROI.
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A San Francisco startup called Naked Labs began taking preorders for its 3-D body scanning system today.
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Small companies like SkyBell and Netatmo have been making video doorbells and face-scanning outdoor cameras for years.
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But even when it's your own device scanning your own network, the result can get a little creepy.
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The second known attack was what DHS has described as the scanning of 21 states' voter registration systems.
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They found the camera in a living-room smoke-alarm case after scanning the surrounding Wi-Fi networks.
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When Swedish rail officials began scanning passengers' microchips, they saw LinkedIn profiles rather than evidence of ticket purchases.
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But Loomba and colleagues devised a way to detect fat and scarring in the liver using MRI scanning.
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The allegations about e-mail scanning, if they are substantiated, would probably also be reason for further negotiations.
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Those same rules have emboldened the company to resume face-scanning photographs in Europe — if consumers opt in.
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Training includes simple vision rules, like the importance of scanning the big picture and keeping your eyes moving.
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Reached for comment, Facebook and Twitter declined to clarify their scanning policies concerning information received from the database.
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Lidar employs laser scanning and ranging to build up a detailed three-dimensional image of a vehicle's surroundings.
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The FBI's facial-recognition checks reach even further, scanning across 411 million photos in state and federal databases.
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Further, the technology is brand new and avoids many of the pitfalls of the original body-scanning tech.
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If you want to find great employees, stop scanning job sites or hiring headhunters, says entrepreneur Marcus Lemonis.
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Databases with massive surveillance potentialDextro is a video analysis tool "trained" to recognize objects when scanning camera footage.
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The multi-million dollar effort consisted of several ships with special equipment scanning sections of the sea floor.
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Among the projects is a highly-concentrated laser that will fly above the moon, scanning it for water.
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Spendesk will pre-fill information and help you match invoices with expenses thanks to a mobile scanning feature.
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While I was negotiating prices with vendors, he stood close, scanning me from top to bottom (especially bottom).
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For a few decades – at least since 1990 – Goldstone and his photo scanning competitors have faced little competition.
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I knew everyone else was getting watermelon margaritas, so I noted the price before scanning the food menu.
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The humans' solar system was scattered with a great many astronomical sensors scanning the universe for cosmological abnormalities.
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Inspired by that discovery, a team led by NASA glaciologist Joseph MacGregor started scanning Greenland for other craters.
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Neuroscience, too, has advanced recently on the back of some powerful tools, particularly techniques for scanning whole brains.
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The feature combines iris and face scanning into one, defaulting to the best option based on light level.
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After communicating via intermediaries for months, he was cautious, always scanning the room to see who is listening.
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He imaged peacock feathers using scanning electron microscopy to get a closer look at their highly detailed structure.
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Many hospitals are lobbying to be exempted from scanning, or to be allowed to scan shipments in bulk.
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It also sells a mobile scanning system that eliminates the need for dentists to take impressions of teeth.
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Iris scanning is even more foolproof and now on smartphones like the Samsung Galaxy S8 and Note 8.
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"How'd you know?" he replied, scanning the $8 worth of food I had caused all this fuss over.
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Picture a factory humming with aerial drones, scanning barcodes or inspecting equipment, all without any direct human guidance.
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French startup DietSensor's gadget promises to reveal the nutritional value of your meal by scanning its chemical makeup.
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It may be limited by the quality of data coming in from fMRI and other brain scanning techniques.
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The allegations center around Facebook's practice of scanning and logging URLs sent through the site's private messaging system.
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Scanning through the list of past Crunchies winners and nominees reveals a slew of venture-backed fallen stars.
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All the lettering in the zine was also hand-lettered using a pencil and later scanning it in.
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On the scale of security threats, hackers scanning potential targets for vulnerabilities might seem to rank rather low.
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The HoloLens platform does this through spatial mapping technology, scanning the environment to identify objects through patent matching.
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Until then, we'll keep scanning our inboxes for the latest hand-picked Trump news and flattering opinion pieces.
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Right after signing up for Mabl, the service starts scanning your site and starts looking for potential errors.
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Though these shortcuts only refer to QR code scanning, Chrome can scan a traditional product barcode as well.
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Looking back at the victims list and scanning through their pictures, how could I not take it personally?
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Jayden looked out the window, scanning the horizon for anything unusual before returning to his half-awake state.
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This way, humans can stay at a scanning station and put together an order without having to move.
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Mandatory recalibration caused wifi base-station reset, now port-scanning network to find where kettle is now. pic.twitter.
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I hit my scanning device and pick up a distress signal on a planet about 30 minutes away.
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It's also different from the DMV's own scanning, which looks for duplicate faces on licenses to detect fraud.
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If recent developments are of any clue, biometric scanning could be a major part of voice-activated banking.
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Since Apple's Touch ID made fingerprint scanning a must-have with smartphones, biometric authentication has been a mainstay.
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Like striking up a conversation with nearby staff while scanning your products, and then sneaking something past them.
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In the near term, though, Samsung may just be the manufacturer that brings iris scanning to the mainstream.
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Scanning in a fake pizza and filling out a brief survey will net the app user 10 points.
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"After scanning the area, the positions of all vacancies are determined via image recognition," the Delft paper explains.
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He stopped scanning the results when his eyes fell on what he thought was the most plausible explanation.
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The tools also integrate with internal enterprise image registries to piggyback on the image scanning that enterprises conduct.
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This independent scanning and tallying doubles the defense against hackers and is much more affordable than hand-counting.
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Three billion Yahoo accounts were breached, likely in part due to a government-mandated scanning of user emails.
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Scanning for heavy metals like lead and arsenic seems to make sense, but not every state does it.
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Authorities have mainly been scanning the sea from the sky, as storms have made it difficult for boats.
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"What separates us from others in the industry is: We are making 3D scanning an experience," said Kinkead.
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Several bid spotters in suits were stationed in the aisles throughout the sales arena, scanning the crowd intently.
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From what I have gathered, fax is short for facsimile and it's essentially a medieval version of scanning.
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I know I'm a hunter, and this gene intensifies my inclination to act on ideas that I'm scanning.
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The front passenger could be seen scanning the parking lot as the driver squatted next to Dugas's truck.
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As the holidays near, you may be scanning the Internet for gift ideas that are unique and affordable.
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Security-scanning app Adware Doctor currently sits fourth on the Mac App Store's list of top paid apps.
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They have since developed a scanning mechanism that tracks webs in three dimensions as they are being built.
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The app has a broad range of sources so it's great for scanning up-to-the-minute headlines.
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This summer, Nike will introduce Nike Fit, a foot-scanning solution designed to find every person's best fit.
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Moreover, it could also be used for more sophisticated x-ray scanning at airports and other security checkpoints.
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For those reasons, Photomyne will eventually need to expand into other areas – perhaps scanning other things beyond photos.
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But then we got thumb scanning, which felt like it was heading a bit into the dystopian direction.
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Brain-to-brain interface uses modern brain scanning tools to allow people to communicate, in a sense, telepathically.
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Both printers have auto-leveling and scanning systems to ensure each printed object is exactly like every other.
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A fast-moving queue of customers purchase smokes by scanning their phones over a tatty cardboard QR code.
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Scanning the list, which contains Wetherspoons from Leicester to Llandudno, I can't find one that hasn't been marked.
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So far, the inbox scanning doesn't seem to have hampered Gmail's growth; it now has 1.2 billion users.
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Amazon employees are encouraging the company to end contracts with law enforcement that use their facial scanning technology.
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Details: A CIA-backed venture capital fund was spurned by Boston startup Affectiva, which makes face scanning tech.
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" That includes "auto-recognition of Facebook photos, image search, detecting road elements, scanning documents — all kinds of applications.
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This year, 60.3 percent of Singles' Day customers paid either by scanning their fingerprint or taking a selfie.
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In a another case revealed this year, the US government asked Yahoo for help scanning its email users.
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Take a minute or two to settle yourself, scanning your body for any areas of tension or discomfort.
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Bullet points are good too so readers will have an easier time scanning for what might interest them.
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It's also currently unclear if students, for their part, will be allowed to opt out of facial scanning.
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SCANNING FORESTS MEASURING BIODIVERSITY BLOCKED BY SEAWATER This 26-D map shows a Hawaiian bay in natural color.
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At the pop-up, the sugar content from Kind's competitors could be revealed by scanning a QR code.
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An all-purpose scanning app — like Microsoft Office Lens (for Android, iOS and Windows) — may also do photos.
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"I think we are near rock bottom," Dr. Whyman said, scanning the scant foot traffic on the sidewalk.
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I asked some close friends to start scanning their Rolodexes, which I don't even think people use anymore.
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They crept forward, scanning the alley with a spotlight, hearing little more than the whining of a dog.
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A mobile scanning app that can produce clean copies can free you of the tyranny of paper scraps.
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Scanning dozens of crime-related alerts won't tell you much about the state of crime in your neighborhood.
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Last year, The Times reported that Madison Square Garden had been quietly using facial-scanning technology for security.
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The Note 10+'s 3D scanning and Play Galaxy Link app won't be available until later this fall.
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Did that timeline offer the luxury of tending to unproductive distractions like scanning the news and refreshing Twitter?
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The spa also offers body scanning to monitor body shape, and headbands that monitor brain activity during meditation.
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I started scanning and digitizing some but it is a long slow process, one photo at a time.
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Since 2016, the Juno spacecraft has circled Jupiter, scanning the atmosphere and mapping its magnetic and gravitational fields.
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She got permission to start scanning and archiving the images, which were annotated poorly or not at all.
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As a self-diagnosed Dude Who Is Bad at Meditation, I found the brain-scanning tech legitimately helpful.
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There are few meaningful checks on scanning for people using facial recognition, genetic profiles or other biometric data.
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But Qualcomm's Spectra, a so-called depth-sensing camera system, is one example of how face scanning works.
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At the Atlanta store, an employee stands at the entrance, scanning identification and asking whether people smoke cigarettes.
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Before the kiosk, Mr. Montoya had no real retail experience; he ran a document imaging and scanning service.
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These instruments include X-ray machines, radiation devices for cancer treatments, and industrial scanning equipment, among many others.
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The app guided me through scanning the HomeKit code on each one and pairing took about 15 seconds.
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For the first few days I was scanning the images randomly and there were lot of false positives.
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This can include invasive tests like biopsies as well as expensive imaging like positron emission tomographic (PET) scanning.
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Citibank experimented two years ago with an iris-scanning A.T.M., showing off a prototype at a trade show.
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One of the attendees was former Vice President Dick Cheney, who quickly attracted Mr. Trump's crowd-scanning eye.
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Google had a case over facial recognition scanning dismissed in late 2018, while Facebook wasn't quite as lucky.
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According to the AP, Los Angeles is the first city in the US to employ body scanning security.
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Although it's revolutionizing healthcare in developing countries, fingerprint scanning isn't the newest or most technologically advanced biometric tool.
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It was Greene who announced in June that Google would stop scanning Gmail users' emails to personalize ads.
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Instead, firearms would be stored in a lock box that could only be opened by scanning their fingerprints.
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After scanning the article and seeing that Foos's name was not listed among the victims, I called him.
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It also comes with a panic room equipped with biometric security technology such as fingerprint and eye scanning.
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People who are good at relationships are always scanning the scene for things they can thank somebody for.
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One man was a lookout on Tuesday who hovered outside the Richmond Hill cellphone store, scanning for trouble.
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Instead it is birthed through a process of picture taking, three-dimensional scanning, and a machine milling technique.
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Using CT-scanning, the team revealed, for the first time digitally, the developmental stages of the extinct thylacine.
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The immediacy of the marks obfuscates the works' complex process of 3D scanning, digital manipulation, printing, and casting.
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The report concluded that the ducks sleeping with one eye open were scanning for shotgun-wielding Elmer Fudds.
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At the time, Facebook discussed the idea of users scanning their faces in order to create their avatars.
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Just remember that no matter what email service you use, your privacy is only as good as the email service your friends, family and colleagues are using — just because your email service isn't scanning your email doesn't mean your friends' email service isn't scanning the emails you send to them.
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Samsung says that its eye-scanning technology will also be used to make mobile payments safer in the future.
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Photographer Edie Bresler was scanning the beach when he spotted what turned out to be a thick-tailed batfish.
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A couple of cricket commentators were stumped Thursday when scanning the costumed masses of fans watching Australia v England.
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If you've been within ocular scanning distance of a billboard or web banner, you'll have seen the coming hordes.
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The technology would work by scanning a scene via the camera, with the software able to detect human faces.
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By laser-scanning nine of the Anchiornis's fossil fragments, scientists found their bodies showed remarkable similarities to modern birds.
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Cashless customers can still walk out by scanning a phone that has the Amazon Go app at the turnstiles.
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Plus, track progress and get to know your mind a little better by scanning entries with the companion app.
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"Is Facebook scanning my photos and using that for ad targeting?" was one from a Los Angeles Times reporter.
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A lot of that would have been easier if I had known about 3D scanning and all that stuff.
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Bossa Nova Robotics just raised $17.5 million to help it build out its line of inventory-scanning retail robots.
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The 225 million monthly active users of Yahoo Mail have been exposed to similar scanning procedures for some time.
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You no longer need a dedicated app for scanning QR codes, which continue to make the unlikeliest of comebacks.
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