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• Some types are type A, type B, type O, and type A and B together.
• In an emergency type O blood can be mixed with almost every type of blood.
• A person with type A blood can give blood to people with type A blood, or type AB blood. A person with type O blood is so called a Universal donor because they can donate to almost anyone!.
• The bloody fingerprint on the LAC Door.
• Harrison was in fact his own, as both the DNA, and the blood type were a match.
• The bloody fingerprint on the LAC door was removed and sent to the lab for testing. DNA and blood typing tests revealed that the fingerprint was that of Abdar Swatch.

• NTT DATA Offers SmartBIO Fingerprint Recognition System for Highly Secure Smart Card Authentication.
• NTT DATA Corporation today began offering for sale its SmartBIO fingerprint recognition system for smart card authentication, combining smart card and fingerprint recognition technologies to provide highly secure personal identification.
• One answer is to use biometrics technology*, such as fingerprint recognition, for positively identifying the individual. ...
• The SmartBIO system addresses these issues by combining smart card and fingerprint recognition technology with public key infrastructure (PKI) technology. The resulting system raises security to a new level compared to the use of smart card or fingerprint recognition alone, and is also much easier to administer than other alternatives.
• With SmartBIO, fingerprint information and access control information (public key certificate, private key, password, etc. ... The access control information in the card is activated for use only after personal identification by fingerprint recognition has been passed.
• The biggest advantage of SmartBIO is that the fingerprint recognition processing takes place completely in the card reader and smart card, minimizing the influence on existing systems. ...
• Moreover, the smart card embeds a Multi Application**, so that a single smart card equipped with fingerprint recognition capability can be used as a multi-function card. ...
• By using fingerprint recognition to identify the cardholder, it prevents identity theft, tampering, or other illegal use. ...
• Fingerprint data and other vital private information are stored on the smart card, protecting confidentiality and putting the cardholder in charge of managing the information. ...
• Since fingerprint matching takes place entirely inside the reader and card, private information is kept from leaking out, and no server needs to be installed. ...
• Smart card reader/writer with built-in fingerprint recognition device: Open price.
• Fingerprint recognition performance .
• Fingerprint recognition can be combined.
• Fingerprint checker.

•          With the population of the world now over six billion people, it is hard to believe that no two people have the exact same fingerprint. ...
•   The loop type of fingerprint accounts for sixty-five percent of all prints.   The arch type of print has more of a curve than a loop and can be identified as either a plain arch or a tented arch.   The third type of print is the whorl that is found in about thirty percent of fingerprints and is found when there is at least one ridge that forms a complete circle (Finger1).   These alone cannot separate each fingerprint from every other. ...
•   The core point is located close to the center of the impression of the fingerprint and is generally used as a reference point for interpreting the print and classifying it (Finger2).   Type lines are the two innermost ridges that begin running parallel to each other, then split and surround the pattern (Fingerprints2). ...
•   Because ridges are not uniform and have ends, and fork and change, the ridges are what make each fingerprint unique (Fingerprints2).   Although two people could possibly have the exact same global features of a fingerprint, the local features are what sets them apart from all of the others (Fingerprints2). ...
•   The first of which is the type of minutia point. ...   The first type is a ridge ending that occurs when a ridge ends abruptly. ...   The final type of ridge is a short ridge. ...
• Fingerprint Quality:.
• There are a number of different factors that can affect how well a fingerprint will scan.   Some systems that have already been developed to scan fingerprints work by creating a computer model of the fingerprint when it is placed on the face of the scanner. ...
• As far as registering and verifying different fingerprints is concerned, there are many companies that already exist that use fingerprint scanning techniques. ...   As far as which company has the best fingerprint scanning technology is unknown. ...

• Seeking non-paste type fingerprint remover for powder coatings Florida   .
• Many surfaces are perforated so I cannot use a paste of any type. ...

• What's in a fingerprint.
• A British team has discovered that the DNA fingerprints used by police across the world can reveal a person's susceptibility to type I diabetes. ...
• "This marker is weakly linked to a shift in your predisposition to diabetes and the police should not be collecting that type of information," says team member Alec Jeffreys of the University of Leicester, who invented DNA fingerprinting. ...

• The Basics of Fingerprint Identification.
• Scanning a fingerprint is quick and extremely convenient for consumers.
• Users must interact with the fingerprint scanner, placing their finger on the scanner to obtain a biometric reading. Direct interaction between the user and the sensor is the most accurate way to obtain a biometric reading, and it is one of the main reasons why fingerprint scanning can be applied to mass markets.
• Fingerprint scanners can be easily miniaturized and they can be mass-produced at low cost.
• Fingerprints have been used for centuries for identification, and we have a substantial body of real world data upon which to base our claim of the uniqueness of each fingerprint. ...
• Fingerprint Identification Terminology.
• We make use of two types of fingerprint characteristics for use in identification of individuals: Global Features and Local Features. ...
• • Type Lines.
• They are the tiny, unique characteristics of fingerprint ridges that are used for positive identification. ...
• • Pattern Area – The Pattern Area is the part of the fingerprint that contains all the global features. ... One significant difference between Net Eagles’s fingerprint recognition algorithm and those of competing companies is that Net Eagles uses the entire fingerprint for analysis and identification, not just the Pattern Area. While other companies’ devices require users to line up their fingerprints on the sensor, Net Eagles acquires a greater amount of information over the entire fingerprint, and can obtain enough information to "read" a print even if only part of the print is placed on the sensor.
• • Type Lines – Type Lines are the two innermost ridges that start parallel,.
• When there is a definite break in a type line, the ridge immediately outside that line is.
• Over the years those who work with fingerprints have defined groupings of prints based on patterns in the fingerprint ridges. ...

• I've also added a Parrot::Opcode::fingerprint() function to get the opcode table fingerprint. ... pm Fri Sep 14 10:29:59 2001 @@ -0,0 +1,192 @@ +package Parrot::Opcode; + +use strict; +use Symbol; +use Digest::MD5 qw(&md5_hex); + +our %opcode; +our $fingerprint; + +sub _load { + my $file = at _ ? shift : "opcode_table"; + + my $fh = gensym; + open $fh, $file or die "$file: $!\n"; + + my $md5 = Digest::MD5->new; + my $count = 1; + while (<$fh>) { + $md5->add($_); + + s/#. ... : opcode $name redefined\n" if $opcode{$name}; + + $opcode{$name}{ARGS} = at params; + $opcode{$name}{TYPES} = \@params; + $opcode{$name}{CODE} = ($name eq "end") ? 0 : $count++; + $opcode{$name}{FUNC} = $name; + + my $num_i = () = grep {/i/} at params; + my $num_n = () = grep {/n/} at params; + $opcode{$name}{RETURN_OFFSET} = 1 + $num_i + $num_n * 2; + } + + $fingerprint = $md5->hexdigest; +} + +sub read_ops { + _load(@_) unless defined $fingerprint; + return %opcode; +} + + +sub fingerprint { + _load(@_) unless defined $fingerprint; + return $fingerprint; +} + +1; + + +__END__ + +=head1 NAME + +Parrot::Opcode - Read opcode definitions + +=head1 SYNOPSIS + + use Parrot::Opcode; + + %opcodes = Parrot::Opcode::read_ops(); + +=head1 DESCRIPTION + +The read_ops() function parses the Parrot opcode_table file, and +returns the contents as a hash. ... + +The fingerprint() function returns the MD5 signature (in hex) of the +opcode table. ... +# get opcodes +my %opcodes = Parrot::Opcode::read_ops(); + +constantize(Parrot::Opcode::fingerprint()); # Make it constant zero. ... $#args) { - my($rtype)=$opcodes{$opcode}{RTYPES} $_ ; - my($type)=$opcodes{$opcode}{TYPES} $_ ; + my($rtype)=$opcodes{$opcode}{TYPES} $_ ; + my($type)=$real_type{$opcodes{$opcode}{TYPES} $_ }; if($rtype eq "I" || $rtype eq "N" || $rtype eq "P" || $rtype eq "S") { # its a register argument $args $_ =~s/^ INPS (\d+)$/$1/i; diff --new-file -r -u old/parrot/build_interp_starter. ... *$//; - s/^\s+//; - next unless $_; - my($name) = split /\s+/; - my $num = $count; - $num = 0 if $name eq 'end'; - print INTERP "\tx $num = $name; \\\n"; - $count++ unless $name eq 'end'; +my %opcodes = Parrot::Opcode::read_ops(); +my $opcode_fingerprint = Parrot::Opcode::fingerprint(); + +for my $name (sort {$opcodes{$a}{CODE} <=> $opcodes{$b}{CODE}} keys %opcodes) { + print INTERP "\tx $opcodes{$name}{CODE} = $name; \\\n"; } -close OPCODES; -my $opcode_fingerprint = md5_hex($opcode_table); print INTERP "} while (0);\n"; - # Spit out the DO_OP function print INTERP <<EOI; diff --new-file -r -u old/parrot/disassemble. ... = $_; - next if /^\s*#/; - s/^\s+//; - chomp; - next unless $_; - my ($name, $args, @types) = split /\s+/, $_; - next unless defined $name; - $opcodes{$name}{ARGS} = $args; - $opcodes{$name}{TYPES} = @types ; - my $code = $opcodes{$name}{CODE}; - $opcodes $code = {NAME => $name, - ARGS => $args, - TYPES => @types - } +my %opcodes = Parrot::Opcode::read_ops(); +my $opcode_fingerprint = Parrot::Opcode::fingerprint(); +my at opcodes; +for my $name (keys %opcodes) { + $opcodes $opcodes{$name}{CODE} = { NAME => $name, + %{$opcodes{$name}} }; } -my $opcode_fingerprint = md5_hex($opcode_table); $/ = \4; diff --new-file -r -u old/parrot/make_op_header. ...

• Can you > group types of prints by Ethnic groups? > >I thought that there was enough diversity not to have that type of FP groups. > >PLEASE NOTE: He implies that the "bulls eye" type print proves some >ancestry as Native American AND that type of FP is the same common type in >Mongolia. ... I used to lead science labs for American Indian students; in one of them, we taught them about fingerprinting and fingerprint types, and had them make, classify, and record their fingerprints. ...

•   Of the currently available biometric authentication methods, fingerprint technology has been and continues to be the easiest to implement, among the least invasive and most reliable technologies available.   For the purposes of this article we will concentrate on fingerprint identification. ...
•   These "minutiae points" are the intersection of ridges, loops, swirls, whirls and the position of these features within the fingerprint.
• Fingerprint Biometrics.
• Fingerprint biometric devices take a picture of these minutiae points and electronically converts them using a mathematical algorithm into a string of characters uniquely identifying each finger enrolled. ...
•   It should be noted here that the fingerprint itself is not stored anywhere on the PC or network and creating a fingerprint model from 16-40 minutiae points is virtually impossible.   It is virtually impossible for someone to "steal your fingerprint" even if they had full access to your template on the network or device. ...
• An example of this type of error:  Mary is authorized to access her facility by authenticating her fingerprint on a fingerprint reader at the door. ...   This is the most common type of error and most devices will default to a FRR as opposed to FAR if the templates are noticeably different.
• An example of this type of error:  Ben is not authenticated to access his corporate network via biometric authentication.   His fingerprint on his right index finger is close enough to Mary's that he is able to authenticate access by using her identity. ...
• An example of this type of false acceptance: David does not have access to the payroll computer in human resources. ...   He sneaks into her office after hours, captures a high quality imprint of her right index fingerprint, goes home and makes a perfect copy of this fingerprint in gelatin using information he found on the Internet, returns to Mary's office during off hours and authenticates as Mary on her PC to change his payroll information. ...
• An example of this type of false acceptance: As shown in the movie "The 6th Day" with Arnold Schwarzenegger, the unauthorized individual cuts off the finger that is used to biometrically authenticate onto the network or facility and uses that biometric credential to gain illegal access. ...
• This type of biometric credential management relies solely upon the biometric credential as the statement of user identity.   As an example, when I place my finger upon the biometric reader, the program looks at the presented template and goes to the template warehouse and attempts to identify my fingerprint from the entire database. ...

• \par }{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 \b ARCH - PLAIN}{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 A fingerprint pattern in which the ridges enter on one side of the impression, and flow, or tend to \softline flow, out the other with a rise or wave in the center. \par }{\plain \fs24 \b \par }{\plain \fs24 \b ARCH - TENTED}{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 A type of fingerprint pattern that possesses either an angle, an upthrust, or two of the three basic \softline characteristics of the loop. ... \par }{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 \b DELTA}{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 That point on a ridge at or nearest to the point of divergence of two type lines, and located at or \softline directly in front of the point of divergence. ... \par }{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 \b HENRY CLASSIFICATION}{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 A system of fingerprint classification named for Sir Edward Richard Henry (1850 - 1931). ... \par }{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 \b LOOP - ULNAR}{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 A type of pattern in which one or more ridges enter upon either side, recurve, touch or pass an \softline imaginary line between delta and core and pass out, or tend to pass out, on the same side the \softline ridges entered. ... \par }{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 \b LOOP - RADIAL}{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 A type of pattern in which one or more ridges enter upon either side, recurve, touch or pass an \softline imaginary line between delta and core and pass out, or tend to pass out, on the same side the \softline ridges entered. ... \par }{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 \b NCIC}{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 National Crime Information Center\par }{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 \b NCIC CLASSIFICATION}{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 An alpha/numeric system of fingerprint classification. ... \par }{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 \b SECONDARY}{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 An alpha expression derived from the pattern type of the index fingers. ... \par }{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 \b TYPE LINES}{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 The two innermost ridges associated with a delta that are parallel, diverge, and surround or tend \softline to surround the pattern area. \par }{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 \b WHORL - ACCIDENTAL}{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 A fingerprint pattern consisting of two different types of patterns, with the exception of the plain \softline arch, with two or more deltas; or a pattern which possesses some of the requirements for two or \softline more different types; or a pattern which conforms to none of the definitions. \par }{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 \b WHORL - CENTRAL POCKET LOOP}{\plain \fs24 \par }{\plain \fs24 A type of fingerprint pattern which has two deltas and at least one ridge which makes, or tends to \softline make, one complete circuit, which may be spiral, oval, circular, or any variant of a circle.

• Learning Fingerprint Minutiae Location and Type  (Make Corrections)  .
• 3%:   Learning Fingerprint Minutiae Location and Type - Prabhakar, Jain, Pankanti   (Correct).
• 1%:   Fingerprint Classification and Matching Using a Filterbank - Prabhakar   (Correct).
• 5:   Fingerprint Enhancement by Shape Adaptation of Scale-Space. ...

• 345b - Fingerprint Lab Report Guide .
• The Lab Question: What is the most common "type" of fingerprint? .
• Use this diagram to determine the "type" of each fingerprint. ...
•   Thumb & type.
•   First finger & type.
•   Thumb & type.
•   First finger & type.
•   Thumb & type.
•   First finger & type.
•   Thumb & type.
•   First finger & type.

• Fingerprint.
• Two types of solid-state fingerprint sensing devices have been introduced on the market that will serve an increasing list of applications. The first is a single-touch sensor, which requires firm pressure on a fingerprint-capture location. ...
• Both types of sensors detect the increased capacitance present when a fingerprint ridge is placed above sensing capacitor pixel electrodes. ...
• Fingerprint Detection.
• An individual’s fingerprint consists of tightly spaced ridges and valleys, which are detected by the sensor’s capacitive array through the use of a standard reference discharge current for each pixel. ...
• A pixel that is beneath (high C) a fingerprint ridge discharges slowly, whereas a pixel underneath a fingerprint valley discharges rapidly. ... In this manner, high sensitivity to fingerprint ridges and valleys can be achieved and excellent raw fingerprint images can be detected.
• Fujitsu's biometric sensor hardware captures a fingerprint, and then the software digitizes the image data and extracts a template of data, or minutia, unique to the fingerprint. ...
• The software captures the raw fingerprint image, digitizes the image data, extracts the resulting minutia template, and then performs a test to see if the extracted minutia template matches a candidate template.
• Single-touch versions are large, with a typical array measuring 15 by 15 mm, allowing the rapid capture of even the largest fingerprint or thumbprint images. This type of sensor is easy to use and provides rapid transmission of a full fingerprint at 500 dpi, which is an Automated Fingerprint Identification Standard.
• The fingerprint image is recorded in sequence, row by row. ... Placing a finger on the sensor creates various capacitive values across the array, which are determined by ridges and valleys of the fingerprint and connected into a full image for authentication.
• Sweep sensors represent a new class of fingerprint-acquisition devices that require the user to slide his or her finger over the device. ...
• There is no question that the adoption of portable, low-cost fingerprint-identification technology will have an impact on our lives. For example, in the near future a police officer may stop a suspect in a high-crime area and ask for a fingerprint sample (instead of an ID or vehicle registration papers). ...

• Nmap Development: Extention to Fingerprint File From: Fredrick Paul Eisele (phreed_at_netarx. ...
• ----nmap-os-fingerprint--------------- .
• Fingerprint AXIS NetEye Camera Server V1. ...
• XML type="camera" .
• Fingerprint Cisco IOS 11. ... 0(11)" type="switch router" .
• XML type="switch router" layer="2" .
•   type="camera" .
•    type="switch router" .
• ----nmap-os-fingerprint--------------- .
• Fingerprint AXIS NetEye Camera Server V1. ...
• type="camera .

• SAGEM Morpho has a 20 year history in fingerprint processing and matching. In this time, our fingerprint solutions have been developed for both 1:1 and 1:many search functionality. ...
• All SAGEM Morpho products use the same type of tunable FAR/FRR matching algorithm referenced in the above IBG statement, so that real-world accuracy, being able to identify or authenticate the correct person within your solution, accommodates your product, system or solution requirements. ...
• LEGAL NOTICES   SITEMAP         © 1998-2002 Fingerprint AFIS, Biometrics Security. ...

• Veridicom FPS110-NL Fingerprint Sensor Structural Analysis .
• Device Type:.
• Fingerprint Sensor .
• The Veridicom FPS100 Solid-State Fingerprint Sensor is a direct contact, fingerprint acquisition device. ...
• Veridicom FPS110-NL Fingerprint Sensor Die Photo.
• SEM images of silicon and oxide etched cross-sections through two different transistor types (typically n and p type transistors). ...

• Puri (Fellow of the Fingerprint Society), of India, outline the use of finger and palm impressions in the fields of astrological and character reading. ...
• Each person's hand possesses unique characteristics that are contained within each pattern type. ...
• The major system in use worldwide today is known as the Henry System, after the founder of the New Scotland Yard Fingerprint Bureau, Sir Edward Henry. ...
• The reader, whatever his/her particular field, should at this point begin to appreciate that many methods can be utilised by experts in the field of fingerprint development and identification to locate, develop, record and eventually compare and possibly identify persons involved in a wide range of matters, be they criminal or civil.
• However, fingerprint experts may well be able to assist with these aspects of an investigation by placing a person or persons in a location or a situation that will then require explanation on his/her part – a very useful tool for investigators.
• Fingerprinting today is a sophisticated science, which, when supported with computer applications such as AFIS Automated Fingerprint Identification Systems (for example, LS 21 by NEC www. ...
• Many fraud merchants would be amazed just how simple it can be to recover identifiable fingerprints from a wide variety of porous type paper materials. ...
• Document Examiners work hand in glove so to speak, with experienced fingerprint experts such as Fingerprint & Forensic Services Limited in Auckland (www. ...
• Place the exhibit, now empty of fuel, into a suitable cardboard box (not a plastic bag) label clearly, secure and forward to your fingerprint expert. ...
• Investigators who have had little practical experience in dealing with this type of problem would be well advised to contact an expert in this specialised field. ...
• Bloodied items can often be an aspect in fingerprint recovery case work. If your exhibit has that potential for additional forensic evidence, remember to ensure that the material is sampled for DNA and/or blood typing prior to despatch to your fingerprint expert for his examination to commence. ...
• Another product that appears on a regular basis for fingerprint development is adhesive tape. ...
• Many Police Departments in past years required a figure of 12 characteristics to be necessary for identification, but with modern technology, it is up to the fingerprint expert to make his/her own decision as to the suitability or otherwise of each individual identification and argue, if required, its merits before the Courts.
• At this point it is appropriate for the reader to wonder where the comparison of inked finger/palm prints can be obtained to allow for the fingerprint expert to identify or eliminate a particular person. ...
• The question must then be asked – if the prints have not been eliminated or identified – to whom do they belong? It is cases such as this, in which items known to belong to the suspect are provided to the fingerprint expert. ...

• Fingerprint Lab.
• This Fingerprint Lab is a Discovery Kids Science Kit by Skilcraft. ...
• This lab includes 4 different fingerprint missions.
• 1: Loops, Whirls and Arches (learn how to collect and identify each type of fingerprint).
• 2: Fingerprint File (learn how to create a fingerprint file).
• 4: Fingerprint Mystery (put your fingerprinting knowledge to practice, solve a mystery).
• 1 Fingerprint Types Chart.
• 1 Fingerprint Pad.
• 10 Fingerprint File Cards.
• 25g (64oz) Fingerprint Powder.
•  Fingerprint Lab (ski75082).

• Reviewing Court Approves of Fingerprint Admissibility ).
• FINGERPRINT IDENTIFICATION.
• Before trial, Havvard filed a motion in limine seeking to bar the government from offering an expert opinion on whether a latent fingerprint recovered from one of the firearms in question matched Havvard's left index finger. Havvard contends that opinion evidence on latent fingerprint identification does not meet the standards of reliability for admissible expert testimony under Daubert v. ...
• In this case, Havvard contends in essence that an opinion about whether a given latent fingerprint is from a particular finger is a subjective opinion that is not sufficiently reliable to be admitted. Although the argument may seem improbable, Havvard pointed out that the examiner designated to testify at trial about the fingerprint refused to identify a given standard in terms of the number of "points" or features that must be identical between the latent print and the comparison print before an identification opinion can be given. ...
• Havvard argues further that there is no reliable statistical foundation for fingerprint comparisons and no reliable measure of error rates in latent print identification, especially in the absence of a specific standard about the number of points of identity needed to support an opinion as to identification. Havvard thus compares latent fingerprint identification to handwriting analysis or hair fiber comparisons, which also have been challenged in the wake of Daubert.
• For decades courts have been allowing persons trained and experienced in latent fingerprint identification to testify about their opinions as to whether a given individual was the source of a latent print. The government suggested in response to Havvard's motion that fingerprint identification is so well- established that the court should not even hold a hearing on the issue, citing United States v. ... 1077, 1081-82 (1911) (early leading case recognizing validity of fingerprint identification testimony); Piquett v. ...
• The parties have not called the court's attention to any reported cases rejecting fingerprint identification opinion testimony. ...
• 1995) (excluding hair fiber comparison, but distinguishing fingerprint evidence as more reliable), aff'd, 110 F. ...
• Meagher has not examined the latent fingerprint in this case and did not testify at trial. ...
• Level one is the largest scale of information, such as the general type of the central area of the fingerprint, such as an arch, whorl, or loop. ...
• Each feature can be identified in terms of the type of feature (end, bifurcation, etc. ...

• Fingerprint ID devices are ready to make their mark.
• Fingerprint scanners bypass the cost and workload of passwords.
• Fingerprint scanners bypass the cost and workload of passwords .
• Fingerprint scanner.
• Works in Type II PC Card slot.
• Fingerprint scanner hardware and software.
• Identix BioTouch PC Card Fingerprint Reader.
• PC Card fingerprint reader.
• Fully functional optical fingerprint reader in Type II PC Card format.
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• PPT Fingerprint Scanner Keyboard.
• Combo Smart Card/ Fingerprint Scanner Keyboard.
• 104 Windows keys, fingerprint scanner and smart-card reader keyboard with parallel pass- through and software for Win9x and NT 4. ...
• Client software for fingerprint scan identification.

•           the content type of the message.
• FINGERPRINT .
•           the content of the fingerprint.
•           the fingerprint type header.
• public static final Header FINGERPRINT_TYPE the fingerprint type header .
• public static final Header CONTENT_TYPE the content type of the message .
• FINGERPRINT.
• public static final Header FINGERPRINT the content of the fingerprint. ...

• CVS log for lbfs/liblbfs/fingerprint. ...
• 1 changed file/data fingerprint interface to support chunking of a large file pieces at a time Revision 1. ...
• Diff lbfs server now traps CONDWRITE, search db on fingerprint, get existing chunk by doing a NFS read on the file handle This form allows you to request diff's between any two revisions of a file. You may select a symbolic revision name using the selection box or you may type in a numeric name using the type-in text box. ...
• Type of Diff should be a  Sort log by: CVSweb <zeller@think. ...

• Bob’s biometric fingerprint primer By Bob Short, Director of Sales, Elform November 25, 2002 .
• What do you do when you receive a memo from you boss asking you to investigate "Biometric Fingerprint Readers"? The last time I checked, the local bookstore didn’t carry "Biometrics for Dummies. ... Fingerprint sensors can be thinner than 1mm and integrated onto a Smart Card. ... So, how do you wade through the jargon and statistics and choose the Fingerprint sensor best suited for you? "Do you have a minutiae?" When we talk about fingerprints in Biometric applications, we’re not concerned with the fingerprint image, but rather matching the uniqueness of each print read by the sensor compared to the one stored in its database. A Bit Mapped image file of a fingerprint is almost 100,000 bytes. That may not seem like much, but what if you have a system with 100,000 enrolled users? What we really are looking at are the unique fingerprint characteristics. ... As the illustration below shows, there are three different types of fingerprints: arches, loops and whorls, and on each type you’ll find minutiae points. An FBI fingerprint expert must match 13 minutiae points to get a conviction. ... The BioMetric Fingerprint BLP-100 Pressure Sensitive Fingerprint sensor reads over 98,000 pixels, and each pixel is an eight bit gray scale, which is an awfully large file. A fingerprint algorithm will take this data and might find as many as 150 minutiae points, each rated for its’ quality. This file is called a fingerprint template and it is less than 1 kilobyte. The use of templates effectively reduces the size of a fingerprint database to a manageable size.

•   CNETAsia : Product Reviews : Hardware : Storage : Sony Micro Vault w/ Fingerprint Access.
• Sony Micro Vault w/ Fingerprint Access.
• The good: Fast; easy to configure; fingerprint verification feature works flawlessly.
• The bottom line: The Micro Vault with Fingerprint Access is a niche product ideal for those concerned about data security.
• The Micro Vault with Fingerprint Access, Sony's answer to the BioSlimDisk, is a portable storage device that uses biometric identification system in place of passwords to secure data. This mini Fort Knox protects personal data from physical intruders by storing it on 128MB of flash memory, accessible only via fingerprint--it's a good option for those who want to keep their mobile and desktop data safe and hidden from prying eyes. ...
• Device type.
• Interface type.
• Enclosure type.

•    Hamster (Desktop Type)   .
• Fingerprint Mouse .
• Fingerprint Mouse is the fingerprint recognition mouse equipped with a compact NITGEN optic fingerprint recognition module, which provides high performance. It is the product developed in a unity adding the function of fingerprint recognition to optic wheel mouse. ...
• Interface Type.
• Fingerprint Recognition Sensor.
• 2 buttons/1 wheel/optic type.

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