Sentence examples for document pinpoints from inspiring English sources

Correcting Plato's "tenfold error", a mistranslation from Egyptian to Greek, the document pinpoints the location of Atlantis in the Mediterranean, 300 miles from Greece, instead of 3000 as mentioned in the dialogue Critias.

Prospective home buyers -- or anyone concerned about a neighborhood -- can now gain access through the Internet to government maps and documents pinpointing environmental problems and offering information about communities across the country.

Frans Grijzenhout, professor of art history at Amsterdam University, spent many months combing through land registers and legal documents to pinpoint the location.

Similarly, outdated National Park Service documents which pinpoint the location at the Soldiers National Monumentt have not been systematically revised since the placement of the newer marker.

We were able to pinpoint and document overlapping concerns.

I shall ask participants to examine and chronicle their lives in order to pinpoint and document the exquisite and exact sequence by which this entire panorama called "life" unfolds.

To smooth the path to widespread adoption of E.V.'s, the American National Standards Institute on Monday issued its standardization road map, a 122-page document designed in part to pinpoint where gaps existed between manufacturer readiness and market implementation.

In some cases, researchers pinpoint factual information within a document by identifying textual passages that follow scientific arguments such as Purpose, Interpretation and Findings [ 44].

The document, developed over two years of global consultation, pinpoints the main problems affecting infant and young child feeding and identifies approaches to their solution.

While standard document-searching software can pinpoint keywords, Mr. Craig's program makes connections to draw conclusions on issues like whether a public official may have acted on a matter presenting a conflict of interest.

One such method, the Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML), takes advantage of standard text markers used by editors to pinpoint the location and other characteristics of document elements (paragraphs and tables, for example).