0 present participle of pinpoint
1 to find out or say the exact position in space or time of something:
The difficulty of pinpointing and verifying the precise answer makes question answering more challenging than the common information retrieval task done by search engines.
Thus, research efforts have aimed at pinpointing biological markers to facilitate early diagnosis and intervention.
Experimental psychologists use it without a second thought, catalogues and handbooks rubricate it fairly consistently, and historians succeed in pinpointing its legitimizing powers.
This strategy can have a behavioral benefit in being able to determine fluctuations in patient satisfaction and pinpointing problem areas.
Second, the prevalence of opioid exposure in this sample and its correlation with smoking is a shortcoming of this data set for pinpointing nicotine-specific effects.
We will instead apply it below to the images of admissible curves inside as a way of pinpointing the location of folds.
Previous sets of parser combinators are not very good at pinpointing the location of parse errors, making them unsuitable for building programming language parsers.
We also worked on the theoretical grounds for defining ontology mapping, which could act as the glue for better understanding similarities and pinpointing differences in the works reported.
