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FINGERPRINT - is a composite of the ridge outlines
                                 which appears on the skin surface of the bulbs on
                                 the inside of the end of joints of the fingers and
                                 thumbs. The ridges appearing in a fingerprint are
                                 commonly  referred  to  as  papillary  or  frictional
                                 ridges.  The  ridges  have  a  definite  contour  and
                                 appear  in  definite  individual  details  by  which
                                 positive identification can be made.


                              FINGERPRINT  CLASSIFICATION  –  a  file-and-
                                 retrieval  system  in  which  various  numbers  and
                                 letters are assigned to fingerprints in a multi-step
                                 process.


                              FINGERPRINT PATTERNS – are patterns formed by
                                 the  ridge  detail  of  fingerprints;  primarily  loops,
                                 whorls, and arches.


                              FINISHES – are materials used as final coasting of a
                                 surface for ornamental or protective purposes.

                              FIRE – the active principle of burning characterized
                                 by the heat and light of combustion.


                              FIRE ALARM – any visual or audible signal produce
                                 by a device or system to arm the occupants of the
                                 building or fore fighting elements of the presence
                                 or  dander  of  fire  to  enable  them  to  undertake
                                 immediate action to save the file and property and
                                 to suppress the fire.

                              FIRE  ANALYSIS  –  the  process  of  determining  the
                                 origin,  cause,  and  responsibility  as  well  as  the
                                 failure analysis of fire or explosion.






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