Sentence examples similar to a pinpoint ability from inspiring English sources

What has surprised some league observers is his ability to make a pinpoint pass opponents do not see coming.

Remarkably, our requirement of noise resistance for possible CI-Cro-CII like networks pinpoints abilities of CII that indeed conform to CII properties in lambdoid phages: CII is short lived, CII is produced with Cro from polycistronic mRNA and furthermore CII production is confined to a short time interval after infection.

And today it's just a pinpoint".

This started with a questionnaire intended to pinpoint our abilities and the kind of business we wanted to do.

By all accounts a man of immense organizational and motivational skills, Mr. Abreu is also an outstanding musician with an uncanny ability to pinpoint talent.

They see him as a type of Mr. Fix-It who has a unique ability to pinpoint subtle script problems.

O'Nan has a remarkable ability to pinpoint the ways in which hope and suffering are intertwined — and he does this while shifting easily between the viewpoints of his characters, so smoothly that the joints are invisible, yet so clearly that the reader is never lost.

While there are indications that the jet stream is slowing and may be more prone to making huge dips, or "troughs," scientists have a limited ability to pinpoint how this will play out in the coming winter season.

Silver "is a writer with a keen eye for alienation, and an ability to pinpoint the surprising ways that even the most disaffected among us are brought together, if only provisionally," Bernard Cooper said here last year.

She is a writer with a keen eye for alienation, and an ability to pinpoint the surprising ways that even the most disaffected among us are brought together, if only provisionally.

Playwrights and actors who have worked with Mr. Gold say he has an uncanny ability to pinpoint exactly where a problem scene is going wrong and how to fix it.