The goal is to evaluate how they slept, their mood and their level of soreness, using a body chart to pinpoint the trouble spots.
Often I have found that students who were having trouble identifying which parts of a theory they found confusing were easily able to pinpoint the trouble spot once we had drawn the theory out together.
[C4.] Detecting Pollution From a Car Furtis A. Ford has received a patent for a tool that he says will pinpoint the trouble with a car's cooling system.
Mr. Ford recently received United States patent 6,389,889 for a diagnostic device that he says will pinpoint the trouble with a car's cooling system -- whether it's a faulty head gasket, a clogged water pump or a defective thermostat -- and thus help cut down on smog.
If bags fall off a belt at a curve or get stuck at a junction, Delta will now have enough RFID readers — about 5,200 globally — to pinpoint the trouble spot and fix it.
By coming at the problems from the respondents' perspective, cognitive interviews can help to pinpoint the trouble and elicit suggestions for how to fix it.
They should pinpoint the problem.
Rezai and a team of functional neurosurgeons, neurologists and nurses at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation in Ohio had spent the next few hours electronically eavesdropping on single cells in Joan's brain, attempting to pinpoint the precise trouble spot that caused a persistent, uncontrollable tremor in her right hand.
Fernando Flores has no trouble pinpointing the moment he knew he wanted to become a lawyer.
Parts failed frequently, and the equipment for intercepting telephone and radio conversations, a vital requirement for replacing the U-2, had trouble pinpointing the source of the calls.
If, for example, you have a vague goal of moving into management this year, your brain will probably have trouble pinpointing the behaviors you need to get there.
