But, according to forensic linguists, meaning is far more vaporous, teased into existence through vocalized puffs of air, hand gestures, body tilts, dancing eyebrows, and nuanced nostril flares.
The bulk_extractor is a stream-based forensic tool, meaning that it scans the entire media from beginning to end without seeking the disk head, and is fully parallelized, allowing it to work at the maximum I/O capabilities of the underlying hardware (provided that the system has sufficient CPU resources).
Since then, he's been involved in numerous cases in which forensic analysis revealed how meaning had been distorted by the process of writing or recording.
But the broader meaning of forensics applies to both types of work.
And to make matters worse what you do if you were a police officer used to modern forensics and knew the meaning of the words sexual harassment.
Invoking the smiling centaur who seems to possess some secret knowledge is perfect for this exhibition, because as much as it is a display of marvelous things to look at, it is also a kind of forensic inquiry into origins and meanings.
Forensic examination of a Jaffa Cake box found a middle finger imprint meaning the evidence "literally pointed" at him, prosecutor Jason Pegg told Birmingham Crown Court.
Thomas said forensic evidence showed the shot had been fired at a downwards angle, meaning E7's account was not correct: "He could not have been upright when you fired shot number two".
It is not his play; it is yet another regrettable co-authorship — a compilation of six different versions by six well-meaning collaborators and a computer program, Juxta, which conducted a "forensic analysis" of the text.
Forensic interviews were analyzed using interpretive description analytical methods along domains of experience and meaning of sexual exploitation events.
