Sentence examples for scene prints from inspiring English sources

Although fingerprints are unique to every individual, crime scene prints are usually incomplete patterns taken off doorknobs or glass.

Since 1999, when the F.B.I. computerized its fingerprint database, its crime lab has matched about 1,200 crime scene prints, more than five times the number found in 15 years of laborious manual matching, said Stephen Meagher, the head of the lab's latent print operation.

Crime scene prints have been run against UKBA databases as well as the national police database in order to solve more crimes.

There were four versions of the bags, each with a different and equally eerie scene printed on the front.

Ms. Ware chose a number of works in which artists fabricated the finished image to create a more personalized object, like the forest scene printed on handmade paper, the grid of individually varnished pictures of an elderly father and his son, or several variations of photographic collages.

Examiners may also use an automated fingerprint identification system (AFIS) to conduct database searches of crime-scene prints where there are no known prints available.

The bureau sent the prints out again, with bigger photographs and red dots marking where it thought the crime-scene prints matched those of the defendant.

After he filed the challenge but before it was heard by the court, the F.B.I. sent the defendant's official prints and the crime-scene prints to 53 law enforcement agencies.

Thirty years later, these brilliant nature scenes, printed on wallpaper, are showing up again, this time as incongruous backdrops in restaurants, hotels and clubs.

But the government is taking the issue seriously enough to solicit the first studies to validate crime-scene print identification and set standard procedures for examinations.

Darbyshire's fictional urban enclave is a maze of trompe l'oeil scenes, printed on large banners, which depict a tasteful yet sterile town center, accompanied by a soundtrack of cover versions of Atomic Kitten's pop classic "Whole Again".