Sentence examples for forensic circles from inspiring English sources
This 2009 NRC report, which is often referred to in forensic circles as "the NAS report", proposes 13 recommendations to improve forensic science in the United States [ 1].
In 2008, he managed to properly rehydrate his first full body, becoming a quasi-celebrity among the city's residents and in the country's forensic science circles.
A cordon surrounded the house as a helicopter circled overheard and forensic officers in boiler suits appeared to be searching the neat front garden, as well as around garages at the back of the property.
I told her it was about so big around, holding my arms in a circle, which she measured with forensic calipers, and about this long, holding my hands a certain distance apart, which she also measured.
Upon the discovery of buried human remains, forensic archaeologists and anthropologists typically keep digging in a circle around them, in effect creating, beneath the bones, an elevated section of dirt.
Researchers can quantify how many circles exist in the blood, says Manfred Kayser, a forensic molecular biologist at Erasmus University Medical Centre in Rotterdam.
For months, federal prosecutors have been circling the comptroller, making arrests and examining with forensic care his fund-raising operation.
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.
