Sentence examples for basic forensic from inspiring English sources

Their primary mission will be to work with the Pakistani police in investigations; the local police lack basic forensic equipment.

The inmates' bodies had not been exhumed, and there was no indication that basic forensic evidence had ever been collected.

Donald Foster, an English professor at Vassar, employed the most basic forensic technique — tallying word frequency — to unmask the anonymous author of "Primary Colors," the best-selling novel about Clinton's first Presidential campaign: Joe Klein.

Ms. López Urbina's report excoriated the local police for lax investigations in which even the most basic forensic work, like searching for fibers on cadavers and establishing a time of death, was not carried out.

Mr. Zuiker said the first level of participation, the simplest, will allow viewers to walk around the representations of New York buildings and then visit a CSI lab, where they can play basic forensic games, like facial recognition.

Due to the evolution of cloud computing the processes were changed to apply basic forensic principles and processes.

Here, though, the GamePad adds an additional interface, acting as a map screen, communicator and scanner, allowing you to trace hidden objects, do some basic forensics and take photos of illicit criminal meetings.

In this study, the authors conceived a CFaaS system composed of three basic components, Forensics Data Manager (FDM), Forensic Application/Analysis Manager (FAM) and Forensics Workflow Manager (FWM) as shown in Fig. 2.

(Interactive book; ages 7 to 9) Fashioned as a manual by a budding Sherlock Holmes, this introduction to the basics of forensics and crime solving is for younger investigative minds rather than hardened detectives.

The 19-year-old Briton, speaking for the first time about her ordeal, told The Times that the Thai authorities had tried to publicly discredit her rather than investigate her claims and did not offer basic support or forensic checks.

There's no law prohibiting domestic violence and, although rape is a criminal offence, the police don't have basic mechanisms like forensics to investigate.