Sentence examples for ability to pinpoint subtle from inspiring English sources

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

Plastic surgeons view the face far more analytically than the rest of us, with a sometimes unnerving ability to pinpoint subtle changes wrought by time.

Establishment of such individual VFM growth trajectories may provide the ability to pinpoint subtle individual variations of white matter development.

But the ability to pinpoint their DNA source makes the link between genes and race more palpable.

They are ruthless, pragmatic, calculating, and yet, at times, astonished by their ability to pinpoint a missile or bomb attack against a single house or individual.

Data collected by the NSA provides the US with the ability to pinpoint hundreds of millions of phones and their users daily, it was reported.

Their potential usefulness, particularly their ability to pinpoint hot spots and fly in thick smoke that would ground other aircraft, was shown in an Alaskan fire nearly four years ago.

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.

It was found that, according to the PAI criterion, kriging is superior in its ability to pinpoint the hotspots than that of the KDE.

Data warehouses and the ability to pinpoint customers are especially important for those selling "commodity" services in recently deregulated markets, such as airlines, telecoms and financial services.

Not all will survive, but those that do have an astonishing ability to pinpoint the place where they nested the previous summer.