How to pronounce“fingerprint”in English

fingerprints of music, and people can go claim that, and then other people know who owns it.

fingerprints as a payment uh verification uh device um instead of um

fingerprints are all over the window I'm slowly pulling back realizing if the Secret Service hasn't opened up a file on me at this moment they're not doing

fingerprints um which we know when if you take all 10 uh prints and you scan

a fingerprint analyst. And so for a while they stopped collecting fingerprints.

particular fingerprint of genes that you've got that's that's going to be a radical change in medicine in biological research it means that we can just

Why further fingerprint to make sure the frequencies are right?

It's like a fingerprint.

It is the fingerprint, if you will, of our existence in the world that has its impact on things we transform through the use

and there's a fingerprint here and there's all kinds of uh other evidence and then we're wrong and that's the most important thing to know uh we who work

So it imprints its fingerprints on the light.

So our fingerprints, if they didn't clean them up very well, they're in orbit right now -- similar kind of shape, about the size of toilet paper tube, and geometrically-designed

Jim's fingerprints, as one who changes organizations, are everywhere.

So it's actually like a fingerprint technology.

The style of Kogi is a fingerprint of our team members, of who we are.

And each of us put our fingerprint on it.

He said each one has a fingerprint.

And maybe you need one of those fingerprint readers.

What do we think about the fingerprint as the new symbol for autism?

Women are signing contracts with their fingerprints, because they can't read and write.

they matched this guy to the fingerprints of the hostile guy in Orlando who many people think is the 20th hijacker, 'cause Mohammed Atta was waiting for him outside the airport.

They’re as unique as fingerprints.

and and see that the fingerprints of parasites there.

So we can see today all of our fingerprints on almost everything.

And there's one historian who estimates that they had their fingerprints on 25 pieces of federal legislation, so they were really able to use their highly specialized knowledge

People use their fingerprint, but again it involves creating a database of fingerprints.

Little by little, I had my fingerprints on the menus at those restaurants.

super gloss black, it got fingerprints on it instantly.

way um the uh that black Nano I call the Cs iPod because it holds fingerprints so

Think of what happens if I have the totality of your digital fingerprints, all the videos, all the vacations, everything—perhaps I can create a reasonable facsimile of you.

it in and you put it into a data the database of known uh fingerprints you can do a pretty good job of identifying somebody but that's not the question

What reveals itself after a while is the astounding recognition that just as each of us in this room has a unique fingerprint, just as each of us in this room

So firearms are invented, fingerprint technologies are invented.

Things like biometric and standoff biometrics, where you know they can fingerprint people from a, remotely from a distance so you don't even know it's happening, or mobile fingerprint

you sweat, there's radioactive elements in your sweat and if it shows up your fingerprint, the detector will pick it up.

And then they compared-- they went to botanical greenhouses and had experts identify-- they made a library of DNA fingerprints of herbs of known provenance,

The thing is dangerous if you, it'll burn your fingerprints off.

It's absolutely unique as DNA or fingerprints.

so we do in the book is we develop forensic techniques to try to find the fingerprints left behind by corruption

it that way um the uh that black Nano I call the Cs iPod because it holds fingerprints so

uh forensic discipline we have um and in particular when you look at pattern evidence and by this they were talking about fingerprints and tire tracks and

Uh, it's, there's bipartisan fingerprints on it, and this is the only country where no one ha-has actually been held accountable, right?

Because folks that have models that are criminal to the core are going to be very savvy about not getting their fingerprints on anything,

What you need to remember is that whenever light interacts with matter, matter kind of imprints its fingerprint on the light.

And just like in "Animal House," right, when John Belushi's like, whoa, a-- my fingerprint of my thumb ended up

When that happens, all the censors that are attached to your computer, --the mic, the camera, the accelerometer, the fingerprint reader, the GPS, and so on--, can be switched

if you're Mitnick or not, so we're gonna take you down to the FBI and fingerprint you and then we're gonna compare the fingerprint records to rule out that you're, you know to rule

If you care about economic inequality, if you care about violence basically every political thing that you could worry about in this world bears the fingerprint of climate change and

We would like to think, which is true, that each of us has a fingerprint that is unique