Forensic in spanish

Forense

pronunciation: foʊɹ̩ense part of speech: adjective
In gestures

forensic = forense. 

Example: When corporations suffer a disaster, they often fail to take forensic evidence at the scene of the accident and this can prove costly later on when details have been forgotten.

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» forensic dentistry = odontología forense.

Example: Forensic dentistry is an important sub specialty of forensic medicine which is contributing immensely in solving difficult criminal cases.

» forensic engineering = ingeniería forense.

Example: The forensic engineering librarian must understand the imperatives of standards-producing organisations and monitor their progress in developing new standards and revising old ones.

» forensic evidence = pruebas forenses.

Example: It deals with the relationship between photography and forensic evidence by looking at the case of the Shroud of Turin.

» forensic investigator = investigador forense.

Example: The discovery of a dismembered corpse, especially that of a newborn, represents a significant challenge for forensic investigators.

» forensic medicine = medicina forense, medicina legal.

Example: Results evoked some concern about the selective indexing policy of MEDLINE in serving the interests of those working in forensic medicine.

» forensic psychiatrist = siquiatra forense.

Example: The library opened in 1974 to serve forensic psychiatrists.

» forensic psychiatry = siquiatría forense.

Example: Forensic psychiatry deals with individuals involved in legal matters, both civil and criminal.

» forensic science = ciencia forense.

Example: This article maps the structure of the forensic science literature and presents relevant reference sources.

» forensic scientist = forense.

Example: This article clarifies the differences between archivists and historians and draws an analogy between the archivist and the forensic scientist.

Forensic synonyms

rhetorical in spanish: retórico, pronunciation: rɪtɔrɪkəl part of speech: adjective
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