How to pronounce“barcode”in English

registered a a product barcode in advance of something ever being invented

in another third barcode is adding randomly from the same hundred barcodes you've now labeled every cell

And all North American barcodes have the same pattern.

How many different barcodes would you need?

It involves something with a barcode on it.

But you're designing things that have barcode-ness so that they're differentiated for the robots to be able to see, right?

at a pill bottle see the barcode and it can tell you when when you should have taken the medicine that's huge and when you get information linked into your

phone and you scan the barcode of the drug okay what does you see instantly you see global reports right by the way because your biology your physiology

segments have a common start and end barcode or sort of like gator like you just like pieces of a puzzle you can make the same end piece and the

you now want to add a unique barcode a unique barcode in each one of a million cells using only big bottles i can't possibly

and you add a second barcode so every cell now has two barcodes you take them out again you shuffle them and you throw them back

that there is a pattern in all barcodes.

stores and randomly scan the barcodes of some um goods.

these parallel readouts of the barcodes and then you know to do this we used a technology called starseek for

He's the lead principal investigator of the Moorea Barcode Project, a $5 million effort to sequence DNA barcodes on all known microbial species

And so it knows it's misscannned the barcode.

By which I mean product that you'd need a different barcode for each product.

even for that matter fax machines and freight containerization and barcode scanners, all these things have come along to make us more productive.

so I took out my Droid and I barcode scanned it and up PO Google Shopper and it said here's who made it and here's how much it

and years and years to essentially give you a barcode you know and and i don't have to know who you are but i can know that these two specimens

If we didn't have that pattern in barcodes, our modern shopping centers wouldn't work.

a hundred times 100 times 100 is a million unique barcodes in every single one of these cells without ever using microfluidic very

Can you have a look at the barcode for me, sir?

Because if it scans the barcode wrong, the pattern won't match.

stores we're going to build an Android app we've got the barcode scanning working so it'll be on Android soon we're basically trying to get this out

know if I have a wireless home I could scan anywhere in my home a barcode and make a shopping list that could be mailed to my cell phone I could you know

cells and you throw them into the hundred bottles randomly completely random you add one barcode out of 100 to every

on carbohydrates that come from natural sources from Whole Foods that don't come with barcodes that aren't processed and that don't have sugar in

I need someone in the audience who's brought a product they've purchased in a shop with a retail barcode.

So as someone is reading out the digits of the barcode, initially, all you have to do is add together every odd positioned digit.

And so actually if you look on the book, it's got the barcode at the bottom and the ISBN at the top.

Somebody else built a product where when you walk into a store, you hold up the barcode, and it tells you if it's cheaper online.

starsig the self-transcribing uh reporters where the enhancer can be part of the the gene itself so instead of having a separate barcode

bubbles getting created in the other way with specific primers that mark every cell with its own barcode you basically couple the two and you end

you now mark up all of the rna for that one cell with the same exact barcode

nft the concept itself is like an incredibly broad idea it's just well what if we took uh you know barcodes and put them on

is we can take DNA from multiple patients, we can chop it up, we can then attach a DNA barcode to each of those individual DNA

What I'm going to get you to do in a second is to read out all the digits to that barcode, starting

Good guide is just a barcode

So you just point your phone, your smartphone at the barcode, and it gives you a good guide rating for the

you could do that now there's like no technological barrier to keep you from doing that the grocery store already has a unique barcode that you swipe when you

So, Jesse introduced what a CUSIP was, I think of it as a barcode for a security.

So we have a much easier way to map out this barcode that the spectrum, you know,

And so I think it's amazing, because most people have no idea that these patterns are built into barcodes and things around them.

WalMart is actually starting to do this with barcodes on fish and other products.

I put one of those thing a ma jig, those little barcodes.