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                              RACISM – typically the belief that certain groups are
                                 innately, biologically, socially, morally superior to
                                 other  groups,  based  upon  an  assumption  held
                                 about them.


                              RADIAL FRACTURES – lines that move away from
                                 the point of impact in a glass window.

                              RADIAL  LOOP  –  is  fingerprint  pattern  derived  its
                                 name from the radius bone of the forearm; it is one
                                 type of fingerprint patterns in which the ridges run
                                 its  direction  to  the  radius  bone  or  to the thumb,
                                 symbolized by “R” in the fingerprint classification.


                              RADIATION  –  is  heat  transfer  by  way  of
                                 electromagnetic  energy;  when  an  energy  travels
                                 through space or materials.

                              RADIO DETECTION AND RANGING (RADAR) – is
                                 a method of determining the location and speed of
                                 an object. Radar works by transmitting signals and
                                 measuring the time it takes for them to bounce off
                                 the targeted object and return.

                              RADIO DISPATCHER - is the personnel in a police
                                 communication  center  or  coordinating  center
                                 tasked to receive and transmit radio messages.

                              RAFFAELE  GAROFALO  –  Influenced  by  the
                                 Lombroso’s theory of atavistic stigmata, he traced
                                 the  roots  of  criminal  behavior  not  to  physical
                                 features  but  to  their  psychological  equivalents,
                                 which he called “moral anomalies”.



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