Definition of faceprint in US English:

faceprint

nounˈfāsprintˈfāsprint

A digital scan or photograph of a human face, used for identifying individuals from the unique characteristics of facial structure.
hidden cameras and faceprints are used to single out individuals in a crowd
Example sentencesExamples
- Because of the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution, a state government cannot limit the uses to which federal agencies put these state-gathered faceprints.
- The faceprint is compared with those already on file for a match.
- It's a good thing we don't leave faceprints on everything we glance at.

Origin

On the pattern of fingerprint.

Definition of faceprint in US English:

faceprint

nounˈfāsprint

A digital scan or photograph of a human face, used for identifying individuals from the unique characteristics of facial structure.
hidden cameras and faceprints are used to single out individuals in a crowd
Example sentencesExamples
- Because of the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution, a state government cannot limit the uses to which federal agencies put these state-gathered faceprints.
- The faceprint is compared with those already on file for a match.
- It's a good thing we don't leave faceprints on everything we glance at.

Origin

On the pattern of fingerprint.

单词	faceprint
释义	Definition of faceprint in US English: faceprint nounˈfāsprintˈfāsprint A digital scan or photograph of a human face, used for identifying individuals from the unique characteristics of facial structure. hidden cameras and faceprints are used to single out individuals in a crowd Example sentencesExamples Because of the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution, a state government cannot limit the uses to which federal agencies put these state-gathered faceprints. The faceprint is compared with those already on file for a match. It's a good thing we don't leave faceprints on everything we glance at. Origin On the pattern of fingerprint. Definition of faceprint in US English: faceprint nounˈfāsprint A digital scan or photograph of a human face, used for identifying individuals from the unique characteristics of facial structure. hidden cameras and faceprints are used to single out individuals in a crowd Example sentencesExamples Because of the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution, a state government cannot limit the uses to which federal agencies put these state-gathered faceprints. The faceprint is compared with those already on file for a match. It's a good thing we don't leave faceprints on everything we glance at. Origin On the pattern of fingerprint.
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