rastering

And that took what had been a tiny little astronomical object in the sky, that you would see as a dot, and turned it completely into a landscape, as that very first primitive picture came rastering across the screen.

Penelope Boston says there might be life on Mars Penelope Boston 2006

And that took what had been a tiny little astronomical object in the sky, that you would see as a dot, and turned it completely into a landscape, as that very first primitive picture came rastering across the screen.

Penelope Boston says there might be life on Mars Penelope Boston 2006

And that took what had been a tiny little astronomical object in the sky, that you would see as a dot, and turned it completely into a landscape, as that very first primitive picture came rastering across the screen.

Penelope Boston says there might be life on Mars Penelope Boston 2006

My head moved, my eyes rastering right-left-right, focusing attention on a sphere partially embedded in a far wall.

Asimov's Science Fiction 2004

The simple laptop computer, with its limited capability, built up each photo a line at a time, rastering back and forth across the screen like the pictures sent by an interplanetary probe from deep space.

Cyberbooks Bova, Ben, 1932- 1989

The simple laptop computer, with its limited capability, built up each photo a line at a time, rastering back and forth across the screen like the pictures sent by an interplanetary probe from deep space.

Cyberbooks Bova, Ben, 1932- 1989

The late generation Image Orthicon or early generation Vidicon tube cameras had major limitations and artifacts - image retention, comets, and, of course, dealing with trying to keep three rastering sensor-tubes in registration, not unlike dealing with a three-tube video projector - except without the easy methods for maintaining that registration, and quite a lot of drift as they 'warmed up.'

Home Theater Forum Leo Kerr 2010

Think of rastering like the way a television image works, with a pattern of scanning lines that cover the area on which the image is projected, or a set or horizontal lines composed of individual pixels that are used to form an image on a computer screen.

PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010

A passenger is scanned by rastering or moving a single high energy x-ray beam rapidly over their form.

Signs of the Times 2010

The late generation Image Orthicon or early generation Vidicon tube cameras had major limitations and artifacts - image retention, comets, and, of course, dealing with trying to keep three rastering sensor-tubes in registration, not unlike dealing with a three-tube video projector - except without the easy methods for maintaining that registration, and quite a lot of drift as they 'warmed up.'

Home Theater Forum Leo Kerr 2010