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voiceprint
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voiceprint
A sample of a person's voice to be used for voice recognition or security systems.
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00 Hardcover HV8073 For fans of CSI and other crime shows, this 3-volume encyclopedia goes far to satisfying the reader's curiosity in all aspects of forensics, with entries on such topics as coroners, DNA typing, improvised explosive devices, Napoleon's death, voiceprints, and tattoo identification.
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Unlike "fingerprints, voiceprints, retina characteristics and face recognition," an ADS document states, the VeriChip relies on "embedded, tamper-proof, microchip technology, which allows for non-invasive access to identification.
Is that a chip in your shoulder? (Ebb & Flow) by Earth Island Journal
Additionally, Nuance Verifier -- voice authentication software -- has been integrated into the SpeechAccess product line, enabling new levels of security and personalization using unique voiceprints.
INTERVOICE-BRITE INTEGRATES NUANCE 7.0 INTO SPEECHACCESS by Audiotex Update
 
 
 
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