相关例句

• For example, a fingerprint taken from a 20-year-old is still valid when they are 60.(例如，某人20岁时采集的指纹，在他60岁时就依然还有效。)
• A fingerprint can identify you at birth, death and any time in between.(指纹能识别在出生和死亡之间的任何时间的你。)
• Further down the road is biometric authentication, which could be encrypted with, say, a fingerprint.(再沿着这条路往下走就是生物认证，它可以用指纹之类的东西来加密。)
• Recommend and integrate strong authentication controls such as fingerprint readers.(建议集成强身份验证控制，比如指纹识别。)
• Online photos: Are they new digital fingerprint?(在线照片：它们是新的数字指纹吗？)
• By creating a set fingerprint for the basic structure of the E-mail, you can identify it as spam.(通过为电子邮件的基本结构创建一组指纹，您可以将其识别为垃圾邮件。)
• Like a fingerprint, our script expresses us uniquely, and in a way that lasts.(和指纹一样，笔迹以其持续、独特的方式区分着我们每一个人。)
• A fingerprint reader identifies them and the sum is deducted from their accounts via a special handset.(通过一部特制的手机，一个指纹阅读器识别用户后，相应数额就从账户上减去。)
• This process helps create a DNA fingerprint that can be compared to other samples to measure relatedness.(这一过程生成dna指纹，再将这些指纹和其他样本的指纹比较就可以测量其关系。)
• For the first time, Hanley was able directly to observe Biro's fingerprint evidence.(这是第一次汉利能直接观察比罗的指纹证据。)