Sentence examples for first pinpoint from inspiring English sources

When García looks back on the loss, he can first pinpoint the missed 10-foot birdie putt at the 15th — after his 6-iron approach from 172 yards hit the flagstick — which would have expanded his lead to two strokes over Curtis and Harrington.

When hunting mouse-like prey, they first pinpoint their prey's location by sound, then leap, sailing high above their quarry, steering in mid-air with their tails, before landing on target up to 5 m away.

We first pinpoint the crucial vertices and edges of the network according to degree rank and betweenness rank.

American intelligence officials first pinpointed the region in the spring of 1996, when they discovered that a group of Muslim extremists, with links to Osama bin Laden, had set up bases in the area.

"By first pinpointing and studying those planets that provide a clear window into their atmospheres, researchers will ultimately be able to extend the search for water and other molecules to smaller planets, perhaps even Earth-sized planets, with the James Webb telescope and beyond".

To create the Hubei Province experience, the Pixomondo team first pinpointed their locations using Google Earth.

The National Hurricane Center NHCC) first pinpointed the system as an area for potential development late on September 2 while it was about 750 mile west-southwest of Cape Verde.

These studies demonstrated that LR67 was a pivotal molecule leading to cell death after EGCG treatment and they first pinpointed that the combination of EGCG and a synthetic retinoid could be a promising strategy to be investigated in cancer prevention and treatment.

The attack on the terminal was another escalation against the besieged city, and the second pinpoint attack by Colonel Qaddafi's forces in two nights.

This contract has obligations, opportunities and mutual advantage for both sides.To explain the basis for such an approach, however, it may help first to pinpoint the limitations with the two current ideological poles.

An examination of workers in low-paid roles revealed a bigger penalty of 9.5% The foundation said its analysis were the first to pinpoint a specific penalty associated with zero-hours contracts.