The focused distribution and the specificity of the breeding sites allowed a control strategy based on treatment of the larval sites with a larvivorous autochthonous fish, complemented with pinpoint use of bacterial toxins (3 ).
Acknowledging the weakness of this automatic location, the authors completed their study with a further pinpointing using photographic views of the residential building from several sources (Streetview and Geoportail databases, French cadaster) for the 1258 subjects considered as living within 200 m of a line.
"Pinpointing use for one city," said Margaret Oler, an information officer with Pacificorp, which provides power to the area, "can be pretty difficult".
For thick blocks of baby greens, a "pinpoint" seeder is often used (see Johnny's Selected Seeds – 6-row seeder).
A pinpoint ionization chamber has been used to evaluate dose at some reference points.
Mr Zimmerman has also given more categorical denials to other accusations – including the claim that the app contains a technical backdoor that allows staff to pinpoint a use's location even if they have disabled this feature, and that an executive spoke to the Guardian about this ability.
The rare codons for E. coli within the VP3 gene were pinpointed using the GenScript Rare Codon Analysis Tool (http://www.genscript.com/cgi-bin/tools/rare_codon_analysis).
Latitude and longitude coordinates of selected mounting poles were pinpointed using GPS (Colorado® 400 t, Garmin), and verified in Google Earth™.
The Article therefore explores the distinction between goods and services at a generic level to provide a fixed reference point that can be used to pinpoint factors used by other jurisdictions to differentiate goods from services.
Ants that are trained to a stable feeder pinpoint it using PI [ 8].
Autokinetic effect, illusory movement of a single still object, usually a stationary pinpoint of light used in psychology experiments in dark rooms.
