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These institutions would develop their own data policy, and could, for example, pinpoint and resolve any conflicts of interest at an early stage.

Atmospheric scientists are currently using the instrument to study the behavior of clouds and aerosols in our atmosphere so that they can, for example, pinpoint the locations of active fires and track the paths of pollutants.

For example, Pinpoint by Foursquare (an advertising product) now boasts more than half of the Ad Age 100 as advertisers.

For example, Pinpoint by Foursquare (an ad product) has more than half of the Ad Age 100 as advertisers, and Attribution by Foursquare (a measurement product) has doubled its revenue in 2017.

"The 1D version is very integrated into their overall campaign," says Bozek. "Plus the label will have certain news that they want to promote through SuperFan". Sony Music will also get access to some of the stats: for example, pinpointing hotspots around the world where a lot of fans are logging in.

Gentle string and woodwind figures, as well as colorless sounds — blowing into a flute without producing a tone, for example — and pinpoint bursts of brass are woven together in a texture so mercurial that before you can focus on it, it has changed into something else.

Generally, you can't connect two databases — addresses with lists of sex toy sales, for example — to pinpoint customers.

One of their programs displays stretches of DNA in a three-dimensional color format that a customer can use, for example, to pinpoint the genetic differences between healthy and cancerous prostate tissue.

Frequent school-based tests in math, for example, can pinpoint which teachers are having difficulty getting certain concepts across; they can then learn different approaches from their more successful peers.

Such analyses allow for example to pinpoint the relevant genes and lineages where selection on tandem repeat units is due to adaptation to emerging pathogens or to changing environmental conditions.

The new method may be useful not only for diagnosis, but also as an adjunct to surgery, for example in pinpointing sites of arrhythmia for a procedure called catheter ablation in which tubes are inserted into the heart.