Sentence examples for both forensic from inspiring English sources

Her brain is both forensic and associative: she's able to X-ray a play and then she begins to dream".

It's not that the book is plausible, exactly, but that it's full of texture and detail, both forensic and psychological.

Prosecutors used both forensic and circumstantial evidence against Ms. Knox and Mr. Sollecito, whose defense lawyers failed to persuade the jury.

In each definition, a different synonym is circled, creating a complex web of relationships and violations while performing a dissection that is both forensic and elegiac.

A work of music history both forensic and enthusiastic, its mixture of intelligence and brio is perfectly matched to the genre whose story it tells: so-called "post-punk", which drew to a close sometime in the mid-1980s.

She is both forensic and sensitive throughout about the effect of all this on those closest to her; their panic and helplessness, and in particular their increasing fear that she would be transferred from the epilepsy unit to the psychiatric ward.

Despite these privacy issues[ 7, 8], use of genetic sequencing is increasing in both forensics[ 9] and clinical medicine.

The combination of its male-specific inheritance, small effective population size and geographical specificity make the Y chromosome the locus of choice for investigating many questions about both forensics [1] and human male history and prehistory [2].

Both were written in the same era; both offer forensic dissections of the psychopathology of power; both are masterful imaginings of a possible future drawn from the dreadful but logical conclusion of these insane ideologies.

In recent years considerable research has directed attention both to the forensic study of Cambodia's mass graves and also to the politics of memorialization in Cambodia.

Both teach forensic psychology and research methods at New York University, where she is an adjunct associate professor and he is an adjunct assistant professor.