look at the fingerprints of people to identify/recognize them
They can both be used.
The sentence would be better as "we can program our computers to identify/recognize people's fingerprints".
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#1 24-Nov-2007, 05:04
look at the fingerprints of people to identify/recognize them
Today, we can make our computers look at the fingerprints of people to identify/recognize them.
I suspect that both identify and recognize fit in the above context and mean about the same. Your advice? Thanks.
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#3 25-Nov-2007, 03:31Re: look at the fingerprints of people to identify/recognize them
Thanks, Anglika.
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