Sentences with phrase «book scanning on»

Asian organized crime is focusing on book scanning on a massive scale in Madrid and Seville.

Not exact matches

However, people don't just upload photos of themselves — their pictures on the platform will include other people, and those people may not have consented to having their faces scanned, in order to see if they match the faces in Facebook's book.

You can also add an Amazon Locker to your address book by scanning the QR code on the Locker screen itself.

«Spreading a big book apart and getting it on the machine to scan it can still be a problem,» he says.

I picked up this book on a whim based solely on its title and a quick scan of the back cover.

The books andwebsites on pregnancy cheerfully describe the development of «the baby», my midwife talks about listening to the baby's heartbeat and at the 12 - week scan, the time at which the majority of abortions are carried out, I lay in a darkened room and watched as my baby's head and spine and tiny hands were pointed out on a screen.

This book is packed full of empirical evidence, much of it shown with brain scans and papers on an 18 year study.

When I received my copy and took a scan from cover to cover, I was immediately blown away by the way this book kindly invites the reader to be both spontaneous and practical in the kitchen by working with the ingredients that are already on hand.

I've also read the entire introduction and scanned many recipes on the Amazon preview page it makes me ache to read your book curled up in bed, or hunched over my kitchen counter, instead of at my desk at work.

Any book that's composed of scanning electron micrographs is my kind of book — my research was based on SEMs, and it's a magical world to dip into.

Within a few hours of her publishing the note about the new book, a service called Technorati scans her Web site and notices that she has added a link to a book listed on Amazon.

A Web filled with pages designed by people using Taylor's book and its instructions on using transparent colours, horizontal rules and scanned - in images wouldn't be too bad at all.

Other than browsing media on USB - connected storage or scanning the address book of a Bluetooth - paired phone, the iDrive controller and menu present options for changing certain vehicle behaviors (locking, lighting, and such), monitoring fuel economy and trip data, and not much else.

While I'll admit that the screen and knob do make short work of scanning through an address book before making a call or looking for a song on a USB drive, better voice command would be even better.

It took me years of working in a bookstore to know which publisher I needed to call to order a book without scanning it in the system or hunting the tiny print on the copyright page.

Many media outlets are incorrectly reporting that all EPUB and PDF books on your computer are being scanned and sent to Adobe.

If an app user is in a B&N store, scans the code and finds the book cheaper on the website, they could ask the store to match the price.

You simply put a bunch of books on the bottom of the terminal and it scans all of them.

This serves as a deterrent for anti-piracy agencies that scan the internet for books posted on file sharing, pirate and torrent sites and serves them cease and desist letters.

Presumably, this will allow customers to scan book UPC codes and find prices on the B&N website... which might -LRB-?)

Users have to search the database manually by clicking on each title and scanning through all the pages in each book.

To identify book bloggers on Goodreads who might want to review your self - published book, find a book that closely compares to your own and then scan the reviews to see who liked it (and who writes reviews that are especially popular).

By having wide margins (referred to as gutters in the book design world) and spacing, bullets and even boxed in pieces to highlight particular text, it invites the reader to read instead of taking inventory via a quick scan and moving on.

I now scan through a few books a week, simply because they're available on KU.

She says that, for young readers in particular, e-books often backfire, especially if they are just scans of book pages on a screen.

I have the Goodreads app on my phone (I love being able to scan the ISBN numbers of paper books!)

A three - judge panel on the Second Circuit ruled decisively for the software giant against the Authors Guild, a professional group of published writers which had alleged Google's scanning of library books and displaying of free «snippets» online violated its members's copyright.

Nick Mamatas reshared Dara's link by noting, quote: «Imagine Kindle Unlimited if it weren't optional and if Amazon were trawling physical libraries and scanning every book or story you'd ever written because you have one item up on Kindle.»

Custom Book Scanning is an Austin, Texas based veteran owned company started on the idea that information should be flexible, portable, and accessible.

The sitemap for web pages on Custom Book Scanning is shown below:

The Project Gutenberg books are done on a volunteer basis, so books that don't interest someone enough to do all the scanning and typo corrections, don't get there.

The day after a book hit the stands, high quality scans of the pages were available on line for download.

Called, naturally, Kindle Page Flip, it allows you to scan through your book on a page or chapter basis.

Selling «used» textbooks to students is big business and often large scale scanning operations will sell their books on eBay, Craigslist or a website that charges access to digitized books.

Instead of scanning a real book, he scanned an e-book ON a Kindle.

It can scan book covers, bar codes, UPC labels and even music and gives the price listing on the main amazon website.

Use it to keep track of the books you would like to read (even scanning barcodes while you are in the library or bookstore), connect with other readers, get future recommendations based on the books you like, read reviews, find literary events nearby, and participate in reading challenges!

If you have ever searched for an eBook on a torrent site you will notice a fair amount of them are scanned books and often have degree of terrible quality.

Yeah, also all books have a barcode that can be used with the Amazon Shopping App, so you can scan it and read reviews on Amazon before you buy it

The company has perfectly leveraged their points cards, scanned during checkout, to give big discounts on popular books.

There is a very simple way to stop piracy... lower the prices on your products and make it not worth someone's effort to scan a whole book and upload it.

The electronic scanning lines printed on the back cover or book jacket are encoded with information about the book product, such as the title, publisher, and price.

Additional to your ISBN barcode, there is an optional price add - on code that allows book retailers to know the price of your book when scanned.

Robin Cutler [00:10:21] Yes, because that book with that barcode, any bookseller will be able to scan it and find the price on your book.

I've bought them based on the title, subject matter, author name, friend recommendation and blurb / page one scan, but never notice the publisher, in general, until halfway through the book (if ever).

Amazon is working on its Kindle Library Lending project with OverDrive, which provides digital scanning of books and other content for U.S. public and school libraries.

As readers scan peer reviews, they intuitively focus on what's in between the five - star review that shouts, «Best book ever!»

You can then scan the illustrations and type and combine them into single pages and either print them out on your printer, one sided, and staple them into a book.

In May the Authors Guild and many other companies were granted Class Action status and there seems to be no end in sight on Google's ambitions to keep on scanning books.

Bound Book Scanning is currently offering BookBaby clients a discount on their services.