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BIOC
(redirected from Biometric Characteristics (biometrics))

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BIOCBiocontrol (pest control without chemicals)
BIOCBreak Into Other Computers
BIOCBuyer In Ordinary Course (legal)
BIOCBasic Identity Object Class
BIOCBiometric Characteristics (biometrics)
BIOCBlack Input/Output Controller
BIOCBus I/O Controller
BIOCBuffered Input/Output Controller
BIOCBest Interest of Child (legal)


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Sam Asseer says "the SMART pen utilizes built-in sensors that enable the authentication of users through the biometric characteristics of their signatures on regular paper.
"Don't I Know You? I'd Recognize that Fingerprint Anywhere." by Keener, Ronald E. / Health Management Technology
Since the e-Driver License contains a microprocessor chip that securely stores driver's data and biometric characteristics, such as finger prints and photograph, it protects drivers against identity theft.
Gemalto Expands e-Driver License Contract to 3 Additional States in ... by Business Wire
TRUST is a leading supplier of identity management solutions based on the biometric characteristics of the human voice.
Identity Management Innovator VOICE.TRUST at SpeechTEK 2005; Customer ... by Business Wire
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