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biometrics
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biometrics (bī´ōmet´riks),
n the science of the application of statistical methods to biologic facts.

biometrics, biometry
the application of statistical methods to biological data.

biometrics
Health informatics Electronic capture and analysis of biological characteristics–eg, fingerprints, facial structure or patterns in the eye. See Authentication.


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Some grocery stores are experimenting with fingerprint scanners to make it easier and faster for customers to pay for groceries.
MPC Computers' TransPort T2300 notebook computer, features an integrated biometric fingerprint scanner for added security, which also provides the benefit of replacing all the user's passwords in one scan of the finger.
Lancaster Masonic Lodge members use a computer with a digital camera and electronic fingerprint scanner to capture a photograph and the image of a child's thumbprints, which are printed out as a permanent record for parents to keep for themselves.
 
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