He held up his tricorder for her to look at.

He thought for a moment and then looked again at the tricorder.

Just see what you can learn from the outside with the tricorder.

I saw that he held a tricorder in one hand.

The tricorder told her there was a life form close by.

They'd lost some of the 1930 data from the tricorder.

The tricorder did not give him the answer to the question.

It didn't look like he'd ever get the tricorder working again.

It took what seemed like a long time for his tricorder to do the job.

"If they were working, something would show on the tricorder."

He saw the doctor look away, down at the tricorder in his hand.

She left the tricorder running in case someone decided to come back.

Seeing there was no one around, he took out his tricorder.

"Don't you need a tricorder or something to take this down?"

No, he finally decided, the tricorder had to be wrong.

He knew they had and immediately set to work using the tricorder.

But usually they were on a tricorder, or in a computer system.

The doctor turned back with a medical tricorder in hand.

After all, how long did it take to make a pass over someone with a tricorder?

He looked down at the tricorder as if seeing it for the first time.

He held out his tricorder so she could see the information on its screen.

Like the captain, he had a tricorder in his hand.

When I pulled out this tricorder, they left me alone.

Data looked up from the tricorder and over at the tall man.

But what he saw instead made him nearly drop the tricorder.