Sentence examples for fingerprint it from inspiring English sources

Like a Freudian slip or DNA fingerprint, it tells you all you need to know.

But because Apple Pay may be used without an app, just with a tap and fingerprint, it is not yet clear how incentive schemes can be tied into Apple Pay, if at all.

"It goes back to a sense of flavour being like a snowflake or a fingerprint; it is unique, yet it develops over the course of your lifetime," he says.

After all, if I've got damp hands and try to unlock my own iPhone using a fingerprint, it doesn't work and I have to tap in the code instead.

The saliva swab sampling takes a microscopic amount of DNA, called junk DNA; like a fingerprint, it can be matched to an individual, but it doesn't provide biological information.

To make a match, the I.A.F.I.S. computer analyzes the many points on the ridges of every fingerprint it receives, starting with the thumb and working toward the pinkie; only when the data produce prints that match (or several prints that seem similar) is the original print forwarded to an analyst for comparison.

If they are fingerprinted, it can count as evidence that they have been in a country other than Britain.

If Major League Baseball does decide to implement fingerprinting, it would mark the first time that the sport has done so on a substantial basis.

Using technology borrowed from the field of DNA fingerprinting, it can confirm that an embedded DNA fragment matches a reference fragment within ten minutes.

Even when they dust the scene for fingerprints, it is not clear what they do with them because they lack the technical capacity to deal with them.

(As well as the cheese-shop fiasco, another officer began using Goedertier's typewriter, on which he'd written the ransom notes, without fingerprinting it first).