Examples of using We scan in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
We scan heat.
So… Should we scan it?
We scan by way of optical tomography.
One minute while we scan your vehicle.
We scan our passes to leave and are denied.
Yes. Here at the DEO, we scan for many things.
Now, we scan for Beth's perceptions of Jerry.
The Earth rotates every 24 hours, so we scan every point on the planet every 24 hours.
We scan the serial number of every bill That's sent for shredding.
We scan the boy's yearbook, Facebook, facial recognition, social media.
When we take 20 pills out of stock, we scan the prescription bottle to log the pills, then scan the stock bottle.
We scan our feeds even though we just checked them a minute ago.
Due to security reasons we put a small survey to delimite bots-humans and we scan our product frequently to ensure best customer experience.
Once we scan the bones, the computer can predict scenarios consistent with the damage?
Shall we scan him first?
So we scan the news outlets for an American who was blown up in Chechnya four years ago.
While we scan the bodies.
We scan all formats of photographic media, paper and canvas ranging from the miniture to the extremely large.
I say we scan her again.
We scan the full text of your book, allowing each word to be a possible match for Google Books searches.
Due to security reasons we scan our product frequently to ensure best customer experience.
In addition, we scan the entire compound and insist on using technological means which completely inhibit activation of cellular signals the remote control to prevent from that the person or another to place a bomb in the hall.
Libraries receive a digital copy of every book we scan from their respective collections to preserve and, where copyright law allows, to make available to their patrons.
So if we scan for other neurogenic fields, it might lead us to the sleeping aliens.
Instead, we scan them, looking for words or phrases that catch our eye.
Instead, we scan(or skim) them, looking for words or phrases that catch our eye.
Experience- We scan millions of lines of code every month and have 20 years of experience performing security code reviews.