An enormous amount of modern forensic knowledge about the decomposition of bodies and skeletons emanates from the remarkable "Body Farm" attached to the University of Tennessee, where donated corpses are studied over long periods and in a wide variety of settings.
That makes Evra fair game for castigation from fans who, despite having never been to Suarez's home country of Uruguay, supposedly have a forensic knowledge of the cultural significance of racial epithets there and can assure you that they aren't offensive.
We are not a think tank or a charity, simply thousands of individuals with talent, experience and a forensic knowledge of how the bill will affect every aspect of our lives.
We are not a think tank or a charity, simply thousands of individuals with talent, experience and a forensic knowledge of how the bill will affect every aspect of our lives.
As in 2010, Labour's candidate in this election is Paul Kenny, a furrow-browed native of Birmingham who has lived here since 1991 and has a deep, forensic knowledge of immigration and the issues – wages, contracts, housing – around it.
He also made endless trips to the cinema, where he acquired a forensic knowledge of Greek mythology; he mentions Steve Reeves, the musclebound 1950s actor who played Hercules.
My predecessors as leaders, Charles Kennedy and Sir Menzies Campbell made our argument night after night – with the late Robin Cook and others – combining a forensic knowledge of detail with a clear and principled stand.
But her forensic knowledge of pop, combined with her much-trumpeted social conscience, makes it all the more surprising that her new album includes a guest turn from Migos rapper Quavo, whose comments on homosexuality and subsequent apology both raised eyebrows.
Plus, as is witnessed nearly every week, his forensic knowledge of Parliamentary procedure keeps his brain and the Hansard reporters busy.
To help spread their forensic knowledge, Body Farm scientists work closely with law-enforcement officials.
