Sentence examples for this fingerprinting of from inspiring English sources

As Wellesley Selectwoman Terri Tsagaris said in the Globe article, "there are some people who are concerned that it could become intrusive," all this fingerprinting of people who haven't committed any crimes, but "I think that we decided we would rather err on the side of safety".

It was the work of Ben Santer and other climate scientists during the mid-1990s in establishing this fingerprint of human influence that provided the "smoking gun," the fifth and final link in the chain of reasoning that allowed the IPCC to declare in 1995 that there was indeed at least a "discernible" human influence on climate.

Of particular interest, this fingerprint of premature immune senescence is not limited to memory T cells but mostly affects antigen-inexperienced naïve T cells.

To overcome this, fingerprints of the volume frequency distributions are also presented in such a way to allow direct comparison of the amount of the different species present and of the effects of processing, for example, how one species might break-up into a second.

"Why isn't this the fingerprinting of the 21st century?" he asked.

However, a known characteristic of this fingerprint (and of the most dictionary-based fingerprints) is that it is quite sparse, i.e. relatively few bits are set to on (1).

We compared this fingerprint to a number of protein descriptors previously published, including the Z-scales, the FASGAI and the BLOSUM descriptors.

This fingerprinting discourages redistribution of songs, since if a song finds its way onto a peer-to-peer system, the songs can be traced back to the person who purchased the song.

This fingerprint consists of a circular, or looped, list of significant features around the robot.

Under this program, the fingerprints of suspects in custody at local jails are matched with a database at the Department of Homeland Security.

This is the fingerprint of formation of InAs QDs [3 5].