scanner
স্ক্যানার
definition
noun
Merlin checked the readings of a hand scanner that was strapped to his left arm and grunted.
a device for examining, reading, or monitoring something, in particular.
translation of 'scanner'
পরিসন্ধান যন্ত্র
noun
স্কান্নের্
example
Last year a powerful 'scanner' which can detect plastic explosives and illicit drugs was installed and tested at London's Gatwick Airport as part of a pilot programme.
Cordelia breezed into the office about an hour later, smiling brightly at Wesley who was still occupying the desk, monitoring the police 'scanner' .
What was intended as an investigation into how well the carvings would be recorded by a laser 'scanner' , turned into a major discovery.
colour 'scanner'
But the SmartTech 'scanner' detected switches and batteries - some of the earmarks of a suspicious device.
Police are developing a mobile 'scanner' that can detect weapons being carried on the streets as part of the fight against the rising tide of gun crime.
The 'scanner' can display hidden guns, knives, batteries, digital watches, explosive materials and packages of drugs secreted under clothing.
After this examination is complete, the astronauts will use the laser 'scanner' and infrared camera to inspect thermal tiles near the crew cabin by placing it atop the robotic arm.
The Five Stars Scanner Appeal was launched in 2003 to buy a Magnetic Resonance imaging 'scanner' for the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital at Pendlebury.
a body 'scanner'
The 'scanner' allows you to convert the film to digital files and take advantage of the use of software editing, enhancing and publishing.
First, you will need a 'scanner' or digital camera to transfer your photos into your computer.
Finally, a retired highway patrolman monitoring a police 'scanner' slowed the suspect by using his car to block the suspect on a small residential road.
The animals were imaged in a magnetic resonance 'scanner' during the infusion and 1, 2, 4, and 7 days after infusion.
bar code 'scanner'
His partner hadn't lost any of his piloting skills in the two years they'd been away, and having the kid fly left him free to monitor the 'scanner' , looking for the right place to put down.
Merlin checked the readings of a hand 'scanner' that was strapped to his left arm and grunted.
It is superseding most diagnostic endoscopic cholangiopancreatography as faster magnetic resonance imaging 'scanners' become more widely available.
The rule also affects imports of other devices including mobile phones personal digital assistants, 'scanners' and network cards.
This code, often ignored by anti-virus 'scanners' , then monitors that user's activities, and periodically sends that information back to the writer.
Hospitals are well equipped: France has the highest number of transplant units, 'scanners' and radiation machines per head of population in the world.
However, users have to pay u20ac10 a month for services such as spam filters, virus 'scanners' and online storage.
He dodged the cops by monitoring police 'scanners' to spy on the very people who were tracking him.
Unprecedented numbers of new 'scanners' and radiotherapy machines are being installed.
Any addresses in York where licence evasion is suspected will be visited and officers have hand-held 'scanners' specifically designed to detect televisions in use in blocks of flats and halls.
Most 'scanners' are basically a digital camera designed to capture flat art.
Document management technologies include digital imaging, which uses 'scanners' to digitally replicate documents.
They use 'scanners' to monitor Garda radio frequencies, are believed to carry out surveillance on Garda stations and communicate with each other via mobile phones and walkie-talkies.
Eavesdropping criminals who use 'scanners' to monitor North Yorkshire police will be foiled by the force's new digital radio system.
Many legitimate computer-security tools - vulnerability 'scanners' , for example - fall into this category.
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