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FREDERICK TAYLOR – was the proponent of the
scientific management theory or the concept of
Taylorism which proposed principles underlying
factors for successful production and quality
management. Taylorism is a theory
of management that analyses and synthesizes
workflows to improve economic efficiency and
labor productivity.

FREE WILL – a doctrine of the classical school of
criminology, which states that people possesses
reason, thus can therefore calculate the course of
action that is really in their self-interest.

FREEHAND SIGNATURE – a fraudulent signature
that was executed purely by simulation rather than
by tracing the outline of a genuine signature.

FRENCH RULE – a legal rule standard which states
that crimes are not triable in courts of that country,
unless their commission affects the peace and
security of the territory or the safety of the state is
endangered.

FRICTION RIDGES – are strips of skin on the inside
of the end joints of our fingers and thumbs by
which fingerprints are made. They are also called
papillary ridges or epidermal ridges.

FRICTIONAL HEAT – a heat resulting from
mechanical energy such as when two solids are
rubbed together.

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