Sentence examples for database of fingerprints from inspiring English sources

The country has no database of fingerprints or DNA.

His details were stored on a new government database of fingerprints and biometric statistics, which turned up a match when immigration officials checked it in January.

The Immigration and Naturalization Service has created a database of fingerprints that has 1.6 million records of criminal aliens or people who have attempted illegal entry more than once.

It's that reproduction that is used to find a match against a database of fingerprints; FBI investigators don't have to take the safe with them to constantly recheck the original print.

There is a national database of fingerprints and photographs, which are taken when people are arrested; there are lawyers and judges to protect and administer justice; and there are prison staffs with files on the medical, personal and criminal histories of inmates.

City detectives investigating the Sept. 21 killing of a liquor store manager here lifted a latent fingerprint from a magazine left at the scene and sent it to the Alabama Bureau of Investigation on Sept. 24, for comparison against a database of fingerprints from people in Alabama and neighboring states.

"What started as a criminal database to link arrestees to other crimes is being turned into an all-purpose database of fingerprint identifiers," Nojeim says.

In this paper, a database of fingerprint images is constructed and a fuzzy neural network called the pseudo outer product fuzzy neural network (POPFNN) [Zhou, R.W. & Quek, C. (1996). A pseudo outer-product based fuzzy neural network. Neural Networks, 9 9), 1569 1581] is trained to detect similarity between two fingerprints and decide whether they belong to the same person.

India's government is working on an ambitious plan to biometrically identify each of its more than 1 billion people, and Mexico in 2010 signed a contract with Pennsylvania-based Unisys Corp. to build a large database of fingerprint, eye and faceprint information belonging to millions of people there.

Each regional laboratory maintained a database of fingerprint patterns for all isolates from the laboratory's sentinel site.

Consistent with this conclusion is the presence in the database of fingerprint patterns resembling the pattern of the laboratory strain H37 that was originally isolated in New York in 1905 (8).