Sentence examples for forensics professionals from inspiring English sources

White says he is confident that the results, though preliminary, prove that the EBSD technique could serve forensics professionals trying to trace guns.

Unlike communications with attorneys, accountants, therapists and clergy, communications with cybersecurity forensics professionals is not directly covered by a privilege.

Unlike communications with attorneys, accountants, therapists and clergy, communications with cybersecurity forensics professionals is not directly covered by a privilege.

It named 377 people as having been responsible for human rights abuses, both at institutional and organizational levels as well as directly, in a list that includes police chiefs, diplomats, medical and forensics professionals, and the five presidents who presided over the junta's long rule.

Oftentimes, forensic professionals rely on basic metal detectors to assist their efforts during metallic weapons searches.

The division also provides educational programs for medical student clerkships, basic psychiatry residents, psychology interns and state forensic professionals.

Forensic professionals go about the same work, with better tools and a heightened sense of how easily meaning can be misconstrued.

He gave the details of the crime, the profile prepared by the F.B.I., and a description of the offender to a group of senior police officers and forensic professionals in England.

It concludes that Congress should create a federal agency to guarantee the independence of the field, which has been dominated by law enforcement agencies, say forensic professionals, scholars and scientists who have seen review copies of the study.

The academy's panel makes sensible suggestions for improvement, such as certification of forensic professionals, accreditation of laboratories, uniform standards for analyzing evidence and independence of the laboratories from police and prosecutors who might bias judgments.

As I dug, I thought my book Kill Big Brother would be a work of nonfiction, but so many hackers, computer-forensic professionals and more insisted on staying on background that, as a nonfiction book, I saw it would have been top heavy with anonymous sources the antithesis of what I was trying to bring out about the future of our freedom.