Sentence examples for matching a print from inspiring English sources

The results show that larger time intervals between printings reduced the odds of correctly matching a print to a finger in the database, but only by an operationally inconsequential amount.

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The thumbprint on his marriage certificate matched a print held by the United States immigration service, which had previously arrested him, officials said.

A palm print found on the handle of one of the suitcases matched a print from Mr. Tarloff's left hand that was taken after he was arrested on Feb. 1 at a Queens hospital.

The decision sends a strong message to fingerprint examiners, says James Starrs, a law professor and forensic scientist from George Washington University in Washington, D.C. "Before you claim that you can match a print to the exclusion of all other fingerprints in the world, you better test it," says Starrs, who testified in an earlier Daubert hearing.

In 20 different pretrial "Daubert hearings" in the past 3 years, defense lawyers and skeptics have argued unsuccessfully that fingerprint identification--the practice of matching a "latent print" found at a crime scene to a copy taken by authorities--does not satisfy the court's criteria.

The card matched a palm print found on duct tape used to bind the victims.

When Ms. Collins had a mahogany drop-leaf table that belonged to her mother painted in a faux finish to match a leopard print pillow, she saw a business opportunity.

Although her death was initially thought to be a suicide, Mr. Pillco, now 21, was arrested on Nov. 6, after the police matched a sneaker print on the bathtub to his shoes.

Investigators later determined that Cho's shoes matched a blood-stained print found in the hallway outside Hilscher's room.

The boot print matches a pair of shoes Mr. McAllister wears, federal agents said.