Sentence examples for through fingerprinting from inspiring English sources

Before Biro told me about his research into "La Bella Principessa," and what he described as startling findings, he shared with me the story of how he became the world's first authenticator of art works through fingerprinting — a story that began, curiously enough, with the very paintings I was staring at.

The 26-year-old, who has been identified through fingerprinting as the man killed in the shootout with police in the Watertown suburb of Boston, is widely assumed to have been the mastermind of the marathon outrage, with his younger brother Dzhokhar Tsarnaev allegedly playing the role of junior partner.

As The New York Times reports, Anne Arundel County Police Chief Timothy Altomare's department failed to ID its suspect through fingerprinting.

Breckenridge's concern is not with documentation per se, however, but with biometric registration: that is, technologies that allow for machines to identify people through fingerprinting (or, very recently, iris and voice recognition).

Contrary to your July 28 editorial "Airport Security Without the Hassle," identity verification through fingerprinting and background checks are precisely what give T.S.A. the confidence that a particular traveler poses relatively little risk to the security of the aircraft and to the people on board.

"Online Tracking: A 1-Million-Site Measurement and Analysis," Steven Englehardt and Arvind Narayanan, Princeton University — This academic paper discusses the mechanics of online tracking through "fingerprinting". For a more digestible format, see the FiveThirtyEight interview and the Boing Boing blurb.

Facebook says Audible Magic does so through "audio fingerprinting technology," which identifies videos with identical audio tracks and prevents them from reaching people's feeds.

Facebook says Audible Magic does so through "audio fingerprinting technology," which identifies videos with identical audio tracks and prevents them from reaching people's feeds.

Of these, two were suggested via remnant magnetisation, whilst one was securely identified through EMP fingerprinting to be the important Hekla 3 Tephra.

The bacteria's chromosome must then be isolated and chopped into pieces through DNA fingerprinting.

The presence of luteolin in ethanolic extract is evidently demonstrated through HPLC fingerprinting.