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As her lawyer recalled, the prosecutor said Ms Roberts could be "pinpointed" in a park shortly before the victim's naked and sexually assaulted corpse was found there.

Manhattan Through Feb. 28 The companionship and inspiration that artists gain from other artists and their work is pinpointed in this sweet and unusual show.

The exact location of the tumour cannot be pinpointed in the same way as in an imaging study and TPVS only localises the tumour to a region of the pancreas.

The murals are signed Renée Graves and C. D. Graves, but neither name can be pinpointed in directories or census records.

There is compelling evidence for cellular dysfunction in schizophrenia and the mechanisms of this and how it changes throughout disease progression need to be pinpointed in order to further our understanding of this disorder.

The results presented here will help guide the selection of additional time points so that changes in expression can be pinpointed in time more precisely.

Three French children, who have not been named, are all thought to have been kidnapped and killed in remote areas and the French authorities are anxious to know whether Black has been pinpointed in any area close by.

Google and other sites have been pinpointed in the past as a breeding ground for fake reviews, and in some cases Google has even backed research that aims to reduce the amount of review spam in the world.

To enhance the efficiency of intermodal transportation for large quantities of goods, the current sea land transportation system has been reviewed and systematically analyzed, and a bottleneck is pinpointed in the linkage or goods transfer between the waterway and railway.

The gene, called NF1, was pinpointed in 1990 as the culprit in neurofibromatosis (NF), a disfiguring and potentially deadly disease that affects one in 3500 people.

Another advantage of collaboration in innovation that has been pinpointed in the literature is better access to markets (Laperche and Liu 2013).