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	Amazon.com: dactylography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Dactylography Or, the Study of Finger-Prints by Henry Faulds (Hardcover - 1918)
		Dactylography;: Or, The study of finger-prints, (Twentieth century science series) by Henry Faulds (Unknown Binding - 1912)
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	Dactylography. Who is Dactylography? What is Dactylography? Where is Dactylography? Definition of Dactylography. ...
		Even those who accept their uniqueness sometimes argue that the techniques used to compare fingerprints are fallible.
		Fingerprint analysis (or Dactylography, a term mainly used in the US) is the science of using fingerprints to uniquely identify someone.
		Humans leave behind prints of the ridges of the skin on their fingertips when handling certain materials.
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	Fingerprint
		Even those who accept their uniqueness sometimes argue that the techniques used to compare fingerprints are fallible.
		Fingerprint analysis (or Dactylography, a term mainly used in the US) is the science of using fingerprints to uniquely identify someone.
		Humans leave behind prints of the ridges of the skin on their fingertips when handling certain materials.
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	guruji Search: Dactylography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		DACTYLOGRAPHY: The study of fingerprints for the purpose of identification.
		D Dactylography: Study of finger prints for the purpose of identification.
		Dactylography: Study of finger prints for the purpose of identification.
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	Tell-tale prints - Deccan Herald - Internet Edition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Fingerprinting, the study of which is known as ‘dactylography’ dates back to very early times.
		Dactylography plays a crucial role in the investigation of crimes.
		By sticking the tape on these marks they collect legible impressions, the patterns are then photographed and these photographs are later compared with the fingerprints of the suspects preserved in police files.
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	dactylography - OneLook Dictionary Search
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		dactylography : Encarta® World English Dictionary, North American Edition [home, info]
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	Michele Triplett's Fingerprint Dictionary
		Additionally, he is noted as being the first person to use a latent fingerprint to eliminate someone as a suspect and he was the person who recommended using printer’s ink to record fingerprints.
		In 1912 he published "Dactylography, The Study of Finger-Prints" (noted in “A Manual of Practical Dactylography” page 10) and in approx.
		Although Dr. Faulds greatly contributed to the science of fingerprint identification, he was never given full credit for this during his lifetime.
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	SCAFO Online Articles
		Today, the certification program has certified nearly 1,000 Latent Print Examiners throughout the United States and around the world.
		Many law enforcement agencies have supported the efforts of the dactylography profession by requiring their examiners to be certified or by providing incentives for being certified.
		District Attorneys in some jurisdictions have also supported the concept of certification by demanding that only certified examiners be allowed to testify or requiring that all identifications be verified by a certified examiner.
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	Criminal Investigation \| Chapter Outline
		There are three major scientific systems for personal identification of criminals: anthropometry, dactylography, and deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) typing.
		In 1900 England became the first country to use dactylography as a system of criminal identification, fingerprints have a long legal and scientific history (see Slide 1-12).
		In the late 1800s a controversy broke out between William Herschel and Henry Faulds who both claimed to have discovered fingerprint identification as a means of identifying criminals.
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	Chicago Sun-Times: Dactylography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		At the time, Scotland Yard's fingerprint branch was struggling to establish itself, and the first successful prosecution of a murder case on the basis of fingerprint evidence was still two years away.
		Now, nearly 100 years later, two new books explore the strange loops and whorls of the history of fingerprint identification--or "dactylography," as it was sometimes called.
		In Fingerprints, Colin Beavan uses a groundbreaking 1905 murder trial--in which a solitary fingerprint was the only piece of evidence--as a springboard to a broader history of forensic science.
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	teledactyl - a Whatis.com definition
		We're not familiar with this term's origin, but Greek tele means "far off or distant" and daktylos, Greek for "finger," is the source of dactyl, a term used in English verse for a poetic meter consisting of one accented syllable followed by two weaker ones.
		Dactylography is the analysis of fingerprints for identification.
		Our guess is that the term's orginators wanted to convey the idea of "writing at a distance by speaking over the telephone."
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	The Alienist - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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		The book centers around the alienist Dr. Laszlo Kreizler, of mixed Hungarian -/ German origin, and his companions who attempt to resolve a case of serial murder of child prostitutes, using, for the time setting, modern methods including dactylography, pathology and a sort of pre- profiling.
		It is set in 1896 New York and was inspired by the works of Wilkie Collins.
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	Definition of dactylography - Merriam-Webster's Medical Dictionary
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	Paper 3: Poroscopy: A Method Of Personal Identification Revisited by Bindra B, Jasuja OP and Singla AK: Anil Aggrawal's ...
		He was also very much interested in the problem of identification, and applied his own rather "eccentric" system of poroscopy to the then newly discovered science of dactylography.
		In his seven volume classic Traité de criminalistique he wrote,"To write the history of identification is to write the history of criminology".
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	dactylography - French-English Dictionary WordReference.com
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	Tangled Web UK Review - Fingerprints by Colin Beavan March 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Three key British players were William Herschel, a colonial administrator, Henry Faulds, a missionary who worked in Japan, and Charles Darwin's cousin, Francis Galton.
		While they were contributing to the science originally known as 'dactylography', on the continent, Alphonse Bertillon was devising a different and complex system based on measurements of different parts of the body.
		Colin Beavan seeks to embellish his account by focusing on the race between the pioneers in the field of criminal identification and this gives his book a pacy if somewhat unduly breathless quality.
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	OPTEL Ultrasonic Technology / Fingerprint recognition / R&D
		Patterns of dermatoglyphics have been an object of interest to people for long time now, and thanks to that they have been examined and described quite extensively.
		Unfortunately, the approach to this subject developed by dactylography mainly for needs of criminology does not lend itself to easy mathematical formalisation.
		In practice this means that classic methods of fingerprints' recognition are not suitable for direct implementation in form of computer algorithms.
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	Active versus Passive Voice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		A small, highly concentrated, single wavelength light beam is produced by the laser.
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		The laser produces a small, highly concentrated, single wavelength light beam that can induce fluorescence in such fingerprint chemicals as riboflavin.
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		Subsequent restatements by other people have replaced the National Library with the British Museum and the Library of Congress ; a popular retelling says that the monkeys would eventually type Shakespeare's plays.
		(The word dactylographic appears in the English translation of Borel's book, and seems to be an Anglicization of a French word for typewriting, but in English, dactylography means the study of fingerprints.)
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	Fingerprints and Trace Evidence (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		People of African ancestry tend to have plenty of arches; people of European background have frequent loops; and Asians/Orientals have a fairly high frequency of whorls.
		The process of analyzing fingerprints is known as dactylography, and the origins of this science are interesting.
		One day in 1858, a British magistrate named William Herschel who worked in a village in Bengal, India hit on the idea that each print was unique and unchanging.
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	Fingerprinting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The point in which these ridges break or split is known as a minutiae point.
		The study of analyzing and comparing fingerprints is known as Dactylography.
		The question is what techniques can we use to identify or verify someone's fingerprints?
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