Sentence examples for ear pinpoint from inspiring English sources
Much as sound waves can help the ear pinpoint the source of a gunshot and whether a small pistol or a large cannon fired it, tsunami waves carry the imprint of the ocean floor disturbance that created them.
Use your ears to pinpoint the location of the frogs.
Johnston has an ear for tidy phrases that pinpoint the elegiac in ho-hum domesticity, noting how blinds "ladder" light on to a bedspread or how, looking at Justin's sad father, an elderly widow would "like to sop him up with a biscuit".
Your kitty's ears are finely tuned to pinpoint prey, and too many sudden loud noises or music can damage your cat's ears.
Before descending, the ear pinnae move alternately to help pinpoint the precise location of their prey.
People who wear fake ears that disrupt the ability to pinpoint a sound's origin--not that many people fit this description, mind you--can regain the ability to accurately locate a sound-emitting object in the dark after just a few weeks.
A passage through the skull links the eardrums, and small differences in the time of arrival of a sound at each ear enables its source to be pinpointed.
They pinpoint prey with acute hearing; their ears are positioned asymmetrically with the right ear being a different size and shape from the left.
If you don't limit his diet, you won't be able to pinpoint what is causing his ears to itch.
The second score, a 76-yard catch-and-run by Jordy Nelson, featured pure Rodgers brilliance, a pinpoint throw past linebacker Chad Greenway's left ear into a window the size of an egg carton.
While the researchers could not pinpoint exactly how the sound energy injured the whales' ears or tissues, the acoustic assault appears to have left some dazed and confused, causing them to swim ashore or become vulnerable to shark attack.
