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scanner A scanner enables you to save pictures and text on computer disk.. If you use a small hand-held scanner you can roll it across the picture. Larger flatbed scanners work rather like a photocopying machine.
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scan imaging anatomical information from a cross-sectional plane of the body image generated by a computer synthesis of x-ray transmission data obtained in many different direct given plane
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scan To assign stress patterns to a poem.
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scanning Scanning is much like making photocopies of a printed page. However, instead of producing a paper reproduction (or photocopy), a scanner stores the information it records about an image digitally on a computer. A scanner uses arrays of photoelectrically-sensitive charged coupling devices (CCDs) or photodiodes, which use the same technique, to examine the area of a real-world image immediately in front of them and send an electrical signal indicating the presence of black or white, or colors. ...
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scanner A device that converts a printed page or image into an electronic representation that can be viewed and manipulated on a computer.
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