fingerprint的示例

• Jurists frequently relied on confessions to validate the scientific basis of latent fingerprint identification.

• Proponents of this approach might claim that in many ways this is similar to the advent of fingerprint files.

• The band definition was adequate for confident visual comparison of the fingerprints located on the same or on different agarose gels.

• In this way, the fingerprint of passing through the near-wake region remains conserved.

• Some but not all of these motifs overlap the general family fingerprint.

• They saw fingerprinting as a potentially "universal" method of personal identification, which might find myriad applications in banking, insurance, government, interpersonal relations, and even science.

• The general introduction is a mixture of well-known facts and recent developments, ranging from plot measurements to fingerprinting.

• Their asymptotic, far-wake, phase velocities are the same but the waves keep a fingerprint of their passing through the near-wake region.

• In the latter case, however, individual genes have not been isolated but the environmental independence of fingerprints allows analysis based solely on phenotype.

• I do not deny the possibility of such attempts, but it remains questionable whether fingerprinting had the same value as photography for colonial social typology.

• The fingerprints were scored by inspection of the lane intensity curves to detect presence or absence of bands independent of intensity.

• The fingerprint of each strain was compared with that of every other strain.

• Along less fanciful lines, detectives can make invisible fingerprints visible by dusting them.

• This represented a decisive repudiation of the "point counting" methodology which has dominated the practice of fingerprint identification for almost a century.

• These fingerprint patterns will herein be referred to as the dominant patterns.