scanners造句

An assortment of specialist scanners, probes and other paraphernalia are carefully laid out, ready for action.

The scanners cannot, however, pick up anything concealed inside the body of a traveler.

In fact, this suite can interface with scanners or an attached microphone to create the carrier file.

Antimatter may sound exotic, but it's already used in everyday technology, such as medical PET (Positron Emission Tomography) scanners.

Brain scanners are notoriously expensive for scientists and claustrophobic for participants, with no room for people to do things like eat in them.

In the past, the in-store technology focus for retailers included the traditional front-end point of sale (that is, cash register), associated receipt printers, scanners, and displays.

For example, the way cashiers entered the price of products into the terminal and logistics systems changed drastically with the invention of bar codes and scanners.

But many brain injured patients cannot be assessed in these scanners because they have metal plates or pins, or they are unable to remain still.

Some experts argue that the broad use of the scanners raises the same question that pertains to any other routine exposure to small doses of radiation: do the benefits outweigh the risks?

The TSA's Web site says the devices "screen passengers for a wide range of threats while maintaining passenger privacy" but some critics say the "naked scanners" go too far.