Sentence examples for unique marks from inspiring English sources

The debate concerns a system in which any new handgun that is sold would have a test round fired from its chamber and sent to the firearms bureau so its fingerprint -- the unique marks that guns leave on bullets -- would be recorded in a centralized database.

They are calling for Congress to approve ballistics fingerprinting, which would allow the government to establish a national database of the unique marks that a gun makes on its bullets so a bullet could be traced back to the person who originally bought the gun.

The number of frames with unique marks is variable, up to p. Each mark can be repeated as needed.

Because all of the roughly 1400 elephants living in the preserve are known by unique marks—such as notches in their ears or missing tusks Chiyo could tell who was who.

To keep track of individual fish in subsequent rounds of mixed population schooling, all schooling fish were given unique marks using discrete clips of the dorsal or pelvic spines, or the caudal fin.

These unique marks have been found only on histone H3 and appear to be conserved in many species, ranging from yeast to human.

It's the unique mark in the world today.

"The dark, scar-like sign under the right eye seems to be a unique mark of this individual," he said.

Such an approach can embolden some to pursue entrepreneurship and empower others to make their unique mark on more conventional occupational pursuits.

"If you can actually photograph an underside of a whale's tail, you have a unique marking you can compare to prior pictures," Dr. Pack said.

The queue for free inkings stretches around the building, but Walsworth sees her tattoo as a unique mark of her devotion, as well as displaying her membership of the tribe.