"He's got a forensic intelligence," Mr Clegg told him.
Ms. Clemente, 43, often refers to herself as a "forensic intelligence analyst".
Behind the effort to analyze the bombs is a new forensic intelligence unit, the Terrorist Explosive Device Analytical Center, or Tedac.
But it is surely worth something.The book mixes the patience of an auditor with the passion of a polemicist; it combines forensic intelligence with prosecutorial zeal.
The debate has become poisonous and Banyard's book provides a much-needed corrective, skewering the myths promoted by the commercial industry with forensic intelligence.
The film shows that, while his decisiveness, forensic intelligence and wit could be impressive, they could easily shade into high-handedness, arrogance and meanness.
Reacher is a reclusive ex-military police officer, a graduate of West Point with a brilliant forensic intelligence, a control freak and possibly borderline psychopath.
One cannot help thinking he could have been an ace family lawyer, with his forensic intelligence and command of moral nuance.
The Washington Post reported on Thursday that classified intelligence budget files provided by National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden stated that a forensic intelligence laboratory run by the Defense Intelligence Agency performed the DNA testing.
When people think of Keane they think of a defensive midfielder, shutting down opposition teams through either snarling desire (see Arsenal in January 2000) or forensic intelligence (Liverpool in the 1996 FA Cup final, his best performance in the opinion of some).
