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Types of fingerprints that are usually found at a crime scene?
LATENT fingerprints.
What is a paislie?
a pattern usually found on textiles
When does local law forward fingerprints to the FBI?
Nearly all fingerprints are forwarded to the FBI for classification and identification. This is usually done the same day they are taken.
What is the homespun movement?
a homespun is something that was homemade to wear.
How long do police keep your fingerprints for in the uk?
In the UK, police can retain fingerprints for varying durations depending on the circumstances. If a person is arrested but not charged, fingerprints may be destroyed after a certain period, usually within six months. If charged and then acquitted, fingerprints may be kept for up to two years. However, if convicted, fingerprints can be kept indefinitely.
What does huellas mean in English?
It can sometimes mean "traces," but it usually "footprints" or "fingerprints."
How does pushing something heavy affect fingerprints?
Pushing something heavy may cause temporary compression or flattening of the skin on the fingertips, which could potentially alter the visibility of fingerprints. However, this effect is usually temporary and the fingerprints should return to normal once the pressure is removed.
How are textiles made?
Textile manufacturing starts with the production or harvesting of raw fibres. After that they are shipped from the farm/chemical plant and they go through four main stages: * Yarn Production: The material going from the field to a fabric * Fabric Production: Production of fabric by interlacing two sets of yarns * Wet Process: Apparatus used for making non-woven fabrics * Garment Manufacturing: The process by which clothing is made
What are the key differences between a clothing moth and a pantry moth?
Clothing moths are known for damaging fabrics and textiles, while pantry moths infest and contaminate stored food products. Clothing moths are typically smaller and have a more muted coloration compared to pantry moths, which are usually larger and have distinctive markings on their wings. Additionally, clothing moths are attracted to natural fibers like wool and silk, while pantry moths are drawn to grains, nuts, and other food items.
What provides security by identifying physical characteristics of a person?
Usually fingerprints are taken but in the future we may have retina scanners.
What type of clothing do they wear in Romaina?
It depends. Usually textiles, like in your country. I am sorry if I will disappoint you here, but Romania is an European country and they wear just the same clothing a French or a German would. Nothing really exotic about Romanian clothing habits. If about traditional clothing, I can say the women wear usually a white blouse, with sewn decorations, called "Ie", a long - in some places short though- normally black, a kerchief, depending on the zone very colored or completely black. Men clothing is very different depending on the area. Transylvanian style is very different than South Romanian, Moldavian or Dobrudja style.
Who studies fingerprints?
Forensic scientists, specifically those specializing in forensic identification or forensic fingerprint analysis, study fingerprints to analyze and compare them for identification purposes. They use techniques like fingerprint matching and classification to link individuals to crimes or incidents based on their unique patterns.
