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From www.dictionary.com: dac·tyl n. [Middle English dactil, from Latin dactylus, from Greek daktulos, finger, dactyl.] The remaining answers you seek are probably specific to the text you were assigned to read. Inking roller and platen (inking plate) sizes vary, but three to four inches wide is common. The lower portion of a fingerprint card is for plain impressions (called slaps or flats by a few agencies). The subject being printed should stand directly behind you (check your assigned reading for specific wording your teacher may be seeking). Rolled and plain impressions are two kinds of fingerprints, but your teacher may be looking for latent and inked fingerprints... check your assigned reading textbook(s). | ||
| Claudia Hardie |
1. What are the two types of impressions used in fingerprint? 2. The subject being printed should stand directly? 3. The lower portion of the fingerprint card is reserved for? 4. The usual size of an inking plate is? | ||
| Claudia Hardie |
The usual inking rolling size is? | ||
| Claudia Hardie |
Dactyl is the Lating word meaning? |
