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biometry
This term is primarily used in technical, scientific, and security contexts. In modern usage, it is frequently associated with biometric security systems, where it refers to the underlying science of identifying individuals based on unique physical traits. It carries a clinical and precise connotation, emphasizing the mathematical and statistical nature of biological measurement.
As an abstract field of study or a scientific methodology, the word is treated as an uncountable noun. It describes a discipline rather than a discrete object, meaning it does not typically take a plural form in standard professional or academic discourse.
Meanings
The measurement and statistical analysis of people's unique physical and behavioral characteristics for identification purposes.
The statistical analysis of biological data, often used to determine patterns or characteristics within a population.
Examples
The company implemented biometry to replace traditional key cards for office access.
I wonder if biometry will eventually replace passwords entirely.
The lab uses biometry to track the genetic diversity of the endangered species.
We need to study biometry if we want to understand these population trends.
We need to study biometry if we want to understand these population trends.
The detective suspected the security footage was bypassed using a flaw in the biometry system.
Advanced biometry can detect a person based on their unique gait or walking pattern.
The professor explained how biometry is essential for modern agricultural research.
Is it safe to store my personal data in a database based on biometry?