Examples of pinpointed

• This enabled the error to be pinpointed, and a subsequent correction to be made to the particular component of the system responsible for the error.

• Some time between 36 and 42 years, the respondents pinpointed a high point of enthusiasm, energy and/or professional ambition.

• This is evidenced by the fact that phonological features can be pinpointed to some inputs but not to others.

• A number of other factors, such as, for example, modality and aspectuality, are pinpointed as being relevant to the judgements.

• Most can be pinpointed to specific historical periods.

• A village was pinpointed and describing and cataloguing how human speech the police investigation resources were turned is produced.

• Early research on the development and change of an individual's stylistic repertoire pinpointed the vernacular as an important concept for linguistic research.

• That these can be pinpointed as areas for future study is, however, a result of the systematic and detailed research reported here.

• Ruggles not only pinpointed the logical problem but went on to quantify its possible importance.

• The student is typically asked to identify the structure pinpointed.

• The six points pinpointed with circles are cusp points, where three direct kinematic solutions coincide.

• Factors central to the process of regime transformation are pinpointed.

• What happens at the conflict sites we have pinpointed?

• Once the indifference point was pinpointed within a final range of 5% to 10%, the patients were asked to state the indifference point.

• Although the cause has not been pinpointed, it appears to be derived from the multiplication of rules and propositions during the transformations.