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    Criminology in the Future

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    enduring physical or behavioral characteristics (Johnson‚ p. 92‚ 2004). Examples of applications were fingerprints and facial traits. Many countries like the United States used the method to identify any individuals who entered the territory. Workers alerted if the person had any criminal records or are subject to a deportation. United Arab Emirate (UAE) has the world biggest iris recognition system (University of Phoenix‚ 2012). Anyone who entered the country had scanned his or her one side of the eye

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    Currently in India a system is being developed for biometric identification on an incredibly large scale. By the year 2015‚ the government plans to have 600 million Unique Identification Numbers (UID) that will be linked to fingerprints‚ iris scans‚ and facial photographs (Guha). The purpose behind this movement is not an addition to national security‚ but an increase of social benefits (Guha). The Unique ID‚ which has now been named “Aadhaar”‚ has the purpose of radically changing the current schemes

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    A Miller Prof. Gould ENG 262 12-3-11 Recognition and Reversal: Othello Aristotle classifies both recognitions and reversals as the greatest point of tragedy in a play or story. Recognitions and reversals are consistently used to develop character‚ advance the plot‚ and get a reaction of pity and fear from the audience. Recognition is the act of realization or knowledge or feeling that someone or something present has been encountered before. Reversals

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    “Thoughts” on Redistribution and Recognition The ideas of redistribution and recognition by Fraser‚ really intrigued me to further my thoughts on these concepts. Fraser explains that recognition can be a cultural group looking for recognition of difference whereas redistribution is classified as a transfer or reduction of socioeconomic classes. This made me wonder‚ does redistribution include a progression of taxes according to income? If this is true‚ I can see a strong indication of how this

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    Pattern recognition is a useful tool for mathematics‚ mathematical visualization‚ and art. After a brief description of Bongard’s methodology in the field of pattern recognition‚ the author introduces the concept of colour modularity and evaluates how it affects pattern recognition classification. Combining Bongard’s methodology and colour modularity‚ the author attains a richer‚ more persuasive dynamic in pattern description and recognition of five- and ten-pointed star polygons.". Keywords: pattern

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    Significance of the study Citizens. They can use mint facial cleanser when their skin needs a good cleansing and pick-up. Parents. They can use it for anti – aging skin in face. It can also help them to become softer and clearer their faces. Teachers. They have lot of worries so they can use it for relaxing and it can also help their face to become more flawless. Teenagers/ Students. They can use this study for their future experiments. It is very helpful in removing blackheads‚ pimples and

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    Human Facial Expressions and Emotions: Are they Universal? Abstract To accept that the implications of human emotions are universal is indeed very extensive. It speaks to an issue that is deeply entrenched in human nature and it is by no means a trivial question. Much research has been conducted in this field of emotions through the analysis of facial expressions‚ categorizing evidence into two primary categories: those in favor of the universality of emotions‚ known as the Universality thesis

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    ALGORITHMIC AND MATHEMATICAL PRINCIPLES OF AUTOMATIC NUMBER PLATE RECOGNITION SYSTEMS Introduction It is believed that there are currently more than half a billion cars on the roads worldwide. All those vehicles have their vehicle identification number ("VIN") which states a legal license to participate in the public traffic. No vehicle without properly mounted‚ well visible and well readable license plate should run on the roads. The license number is the most important identification

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    Nonverbal communication behaviours using TIME: · Recognition · Priorities II. Nonverbal communication behaviours using the BODY: · Eye Contact – There seems to be more eye contact in interpersonal interactions between Arabs‚ South Americans‚ and Greeks than between people from other cultures. There is evidence that some African Americans looks at others less than whites do when sending and receiving messages. · Eyes · Skin · Posture · Facial expression – the face is the exhibit gallery of

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    example‚ patients CK who lost ability to recognize objects after a car accident performed perfectly on the tasks of face recognition. () Meanwhile‚ many cases of patients who suffered prosopagnosia‚ their ability of object identification remains intact. It suggests there is a double dissociation between face and object recognition. Although it helps us to know face and object recognition may not activate the same region of the brain areas‚ we do not know yet which areas are responsible to them respectively

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