fingerprint
بصمة
definition
verb
I was booked, fingerprinted, and locked up for the night
record the fingerprints of (someone).
noun
the police had his fingerprints on file
an impression or mark made on a surface by a person's fingertip, especially as used for identifying individuals from the unique pattern of whorls and lines.
translation of 'fingerprint'
noun
بصمة
example
The pad of the finger is generally defined as the spot where the whorl of the 'fingerprint' is located.
The energy shift is a function of the mass of the involved atoms and the binding strength and coordination, so every chemical species shows its own, distinct 'fingerprint' .
To open the safe, a ‘learned’ finger is placed on the sensor, which then compares the 'fingerprint' 's unique pattern to those stored in its memory bank.
These readings establish a 'fingerprint' of the chemicals contained in the plant or extract.
The chemical cal elements in the matter emit X-rays of a characteristic wavelength and can therefore be identified through their spectral 'fingerprint' .
the faint chemical 'fingerprint' of plastic explosives
We will 'fingerprint' visitors who need visas and those planning longer stays before they arrive.
A very talented individual with a lot of experience, may be able to identify a 'fingerprint' that a less talented or newer examiner may not be able to identify.
A machine scans the index finger, matching the customer's unique 'fingerprint' with the individual's account.
Luckily, the 16-year-old culprit left behind a 'fingerprint' and detectives were able to trace him.
The band's sonic 'fingerprint' remains as distinctive as ever.
Observers can identify individual hyenas by their constellation-like spot patterns, each as unique as a human 'fingerprint' .
Serial samples that involve a change in the IS6110 'fingerprint' are distinguished from those that do not involve a change.
The fact that they can still make things flow and leave their distinct 'fingerprint' intact, despite the variety, is one of the greatest things I can say for the band.
The two elements preserve an environmental 'fingerprint' in the form of an isotope signature.
We can not only image the specimen, we can get the chemical 'fingerprint' .
Collages, loops, jump-cut edits and adventurous (yet lo-fi) recording techniques give these songs a distinctive, timeless sonic 'fingerprint' .
the faint chemical 'fingerprint' of plastic explosives
Using this technique, absorption spectra that are a characteristic 'fingerprint' of the sample analyzed are routinely obtained with minimum or no sample preparation.
Both 'fingerprints' and the pattern of blood vessels in the eye are unique to each individual, staying constant throughout life.
He also criticised a change in the law under which police were able to retain 'fingerprints' , a photograph and a DNA sample from him, despite his now having been cleared of all charges.
They say it happened when they were detained and 'fingerprinted' by border agents after returning from a religious conference in Canada.
He took a further step in 1929 and began 'fingerprinting' all civil servants.
Some of them will be 'fingerprinted' and photographed when they arrive.
Between now and mid-November, everyone at the Red Cross holding centre will be 'fingerprinted' and interviewed to determine their country of origin.
Members of the staff who had immediate access to that storage room were also 'fingerprinted' and compared against those prints, and there are also no matches.
‘No, I've never been 'fingerprinted' ,’ I assured him, as he pulled out what appeared to be an ink pad and blotter.
Simply to retain the magazines currently owned, a person would have to be 'fingerprinted' , and pay heavy federal taxes.
But the technology to record unique information about my retinal patterns, 'fingerprints' and facial measurements is very much a reality.
Imperfections such as marks, lines and 'fingerprints' only enhance the personality of these photos.
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