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As well as musical notations, the notebooks are enriched by verbal descriptions in which Messiaen's passion for colour led him to pinpoint as precisely as he could the timbre and character of each bird's call - as when he analyses the hoot of a tawny owl piercing the stillness of the night: "The overall effect is astoundingly bright and wild.
The locations of the pain perceptions were never as pinpoint-specific as an intact person would have experienced nor were they ever expected to be.
Purnell's probe is allegedly aimed at discovering whether alcoholics can be pinpointed as easily as drug addicts.
All of these candidates in some way have been pinpointed as vulnerable.
As the object of our collective fears, the environmental fate of the earth isn't nearly as rousing, or as pinpoint precise, as our old fear of the Bomb.
This device allows us to observe individual worms throughout larval development, quantify their growth as well as pinpoint the moulting transitions marking successive developmental stages.
The obtained results allow us to quantify, compare and evaluate their applied security as well as pinpoint a set of generic critical observations.
Analysis of them can reveal the time of death, as well as pinpoint exactly how long any given body has been lying in a particular place.
The artists are asked to include a statement about themselves, provide visuals as well as pinpoint where their gallery is on a virtual map so the site becomes a virtual studio visit.
By exploring various possibilities of implementations and by extensive empirical testing we manage to show the suitability of the data-flow paradigm for the simplex algorithm, as well as pinpoint the strengths and some of the weaknesses of the used architecture.
When these geochronologic data are tied to the fossil record, it is possible to determine the rates of evolutionary change as well as pinpoint time intervals of radiation and extinction (Bowring and Erwin 1998).
