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    Profiling At Airports

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    Profiling and Security Screening at US airports Since 9/11‚ security has become a major issue in the United States. For the last ten years security has become one of the top priorities of the US government. Airports‚ sea ports‚ government departments and even private institutions have planned and implemented security programs all over the country to ensure the protection of the citizens of the US. Airports are the main gates used by most of the travelers to enter a state from abroad or to travel

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    AIRPORT

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    the debate surrounding racial profiling in airports intensified. Many people believed that profiling was the best way to identify possible terrorists‚ but many others worried about violations of civil liberties. While some airports began to target passengers based solely on their Middle Eastern origins‚ others instituted random searches instead. Neither of these techniques seems likely to eliminate terrorism. Now‚ many experts in government and in airport security are recommending the use of a national

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    EMI CT Scanner

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    Godfrey Newbold Hounsfield 1919‐2004 Robert Ledley 1924‐ Sir Godfrey Hounsfield • Elected to Royal Society   1975 • Nobel prize 1979 shared  with Allan Cormack 1919‐2004 EMI Head Scanner First clinical image (Atkinson‐ Morley Hospital London EMI Head Scanner Dose information 1972 sales brochure EMI Head Scanner X‐Ray Controls Geometry: Translate rotate‚ pencil beam Scan time: 4.5‐20 min Rotation Angle: 1° Number of views: 180 Samples per view: 160 Total samples: 28‚800 Matrix:

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    Manual Skypix Scanner

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    be displayed on status LCD. 4.6 How to scan Hold the document firmly by one hand. Place the scanner on the start-scanning position. Hold the scanner tight and press the scan button once. Slide the scanner slowly and keep your hand stable to get the best quality picture. Press again to stop scanning. 2. Functional parts 1 8 2 3 5 6 7 9 10 OK 5. Connect to computer You may also connect your scanner to your computer and view p ictures on the computer monitor . 4 Part 1 2 Battery door

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    Barcode Scanner for Library

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    their collections using catalogue. Thus the researchers try to design‚ develop‚ test‚ and implement an Android Barcode Scanner for Library that would make the library more transparent through its functions and physical design. Theoretical Background In a world where digital media has quickly become leader in information systems‚ even old-fashioned libraries full of books and periodicals are quickly making the migration from library shelves across the world to database of collected catalogues

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    Emi and the Ct Scanner

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    technology of CT scanner and license it to major players in medical diagnostic imaging market in the US‚ instead of manufacturing it by EMI itself. X-ray is the “standard” for medical industry in 1972‚ with GE and Picker as the market leaders in US. Although CT scanner is potentially a disruptive innovation to transform diagnostic imaging‚ its success relies on high adoption rate by hospitals and reputable medical professionals. What EMI needs to do is to establish CT scanner as the “new standard”

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    Airport Description

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    The smell of jet fuel‚ car exhaust‚ and hot tarmac combine to assault the senses with images of exotic escapes and the kind of freedom that can only come from airports. The recently painted walls of the Orlando International Airport have racks of magazines and brochures proclaiming Florida as the greatest of the American states. Behind the shelves and books there is white paint beginning to crack‚ out of place compared to the rest of the immaculately decorated terminal. In the departure lounge there

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    finger print scanner

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    Computerized fingerprint scanners have been a mainstay of spy thrillers for decades‚ but up until recently‚ they were pretty exotic technology in the real world. In the past few years‚ however‚ scanners have started popping up all over the place -- in police stations‚ high-security buildings and even on PC keyboards. You can pick up a personal USB fingerprint scanner for less than $100‚ and just like that‚ your computer’s guarded by high-tech biometrics. Instead of‚ or in addition to‚ a password

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    Airport Security Analysis

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    English 12 Coach Huffman 12 December 2011 Airport Security After the devastating terrorist attacks on September 11‚ 2001‚ the United States has increased its efforts in protecting its airports. At that time‚ “the security scanners already in place in most airports included baggage x-rays‚ metal detectors‚ and chemical residue detectors‚ which help security staff search out illegal items that a passenger might have” (DiLascio). These security scanners unfortunately failed in their job. Since

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    December 2010 Scanners Live in Vain Years before Manfred Clynes and Nathan Kline first coined the term cyborg‚ many authors had described such beings in their work. A cyborg by definition is part man and part machine‚ but not entirely either. In the short story “Scanners Live in Vain‚” Cordwainer Smith embodies the cyborg in a unique being called scanners. Scanners live in the form of men they once were with mechanical and computer modifications surgically inserted into their bodies. The modifications

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