Unfortunately, it shows every fingermark, so it's a lot of work.
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She had fingermark bruises on her throat where I'd grabbed her.
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Adhering a fingermark or sebum on the Drum may cause defective printing.
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The students will then photograph a fingermark on a bottle to 1:1 using a macro-lens.
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A few drops on a piece of paper will take off every spot or fingermark on the glass.
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As you did so, you noticed that one of them, the top one, had a dirty fingermark in the corner.
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Available in AEG's Competence range, above, the AluTec finish is scratch and fingermark resistant, due to a special Eloxal chemical treatment.
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I'd be scared to even touch a guitar that cost that much in case I left even a fingermark on it, let alone scratched it.
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On April 2 last year after an argument with his girlfriend Bridget Elliott he put his hands round her neck as if trying to strangle her leaving fingermark bruises.
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Lutjanus johnii, commonly known as John's snapper or the golden snapper, is a marine fish native to the western Pacific and Indian Oceans, from East Africa to Fiji and Australia. In Queensland, Northern Territory, and other parts of Australia, it is perhaps known more commonly as fingermark bream, and is arguably one of the best estuarial eating fish. The former name (golden snapper) is generally used when the fish is in much larger sizes, with juveniles and young adults usually referred to as the latter (fingermark). It has a remarkably slow growth rate, so release is encouraged and bag limits apply.
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The national park is one of many in Queensland that permit fishing. Fishing is allowed at all campsites and other places with the exception of areas where cultural restrictions apply. Species which may be caught in freshwater include barramundi, tarpon, catfish and tarpin. Saltwater species found in the park include mangrove jack, fingermark, cod, trevally, queenfish and salmon.
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The International Fingerprint Research Group (IFRG) is regrouping every second year to discuss and investigate various aspects of fingermark evidence, including development techniques and fingerprint identification. The IFRG strives to gather together researcher under the Gordon Research Conferences principles, encouraging formal and informal exchanges, where international representatives present and discuss frontier research in the biological, chemical, and physical sciences, and their related technologies. It also support integration of young scientist in the field.
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It can grow to about 8 kg in weight, although 10-kg fish have been recorded off the coast of Cairns, though even a small individual provides a substantial fight. They are not recommended to be targeted for catch and release when fishing in depths of 10 m or over, as the species is highly susceptible to barotrauma. Fingermark encounters often occur when targeting other species such as barramundi, and can be distinguished by their golden- brown to reddish skin tint and dark "finger mark" beneath the dorsal fin – colourations both lost as the species dies once taken from the water or grows in size. Colourations are extremely prominent in juvenile fish.
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To the west of Hinchinbrook Island in the Hinchinbrook Channel (which separates the island from the mainland) is a group of low-lying islands called the Benjamin Flats and Haycock Island. Much of the locality is protected from development including the Hinchinbrook Island National Park (covering the whole of Hinchinbrook Island, Eva Island, Agnes Island and Haycock Island), Goold Island National Park (covering all of Goold Island) and Brook Islands National Park (including North Island, Tween Island and Middle Island, but not South Island). Hinchinbrook Island is quite mountainous with several peaks, the highest ones being Barra Castle Hill (), Mount Bowen (), The Thumb (), Mount Diamantina () and Mount Straloch (). Benjamin Flats are a sheltered area good for fishing for barramundi, fingermark bream, black jewfish, and big golden grunter.
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