The characters come across as so authentically specific it's as if DeLappe pinpointed each of them on the closest-in setting on Google Maps.
The locations, detectives say, were probably chosen because they allowed the caller to blend into crowds, so that if investigators pinpointed his location from the cellphone's signal, they would be unable to pick him out of the crowd using any nearby surveillance cameras, one of the people said.
This costly and tragic fiasco might well have been prevented if recorders had pinpointed the cause when the acceleration problems first started to appear years ago.
The destruction of a tumour in the uterus takes less than 30 minutes using the Mirabilis Medica technology, whereas the InSightec system requires three to four hours.But the image produced by ultrasound is of lower resolution than the MRI picture, so if pinpoint accuracy is required, MRI is better.
Bond investors, however, may have an edge over equity mavens in this mugs game because there is, at the moment, a way to scope out if not pinpoint the top of the bond market: Watch stocks.
Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel said: "In the media, it looks like Red Bull is complaining, but I hear the drivers' voices in the meetings we have together, and if you pinpoint Lotus and say they have the best car for these tyres, still their drivers complain.
At this point you have identified where it is that you want to go (a life plan if you will) and pinpointed where you are today.
But, he admits, "it's hard to pinpoint if that is the dominant factor, or equal to better training".
The goal is to pinpoint if particular kinds of watercraft are responsible for most of the collisions.
When Mark Okoth Obama Ndesandjo walks into the room, the similarities with President Obama, with whom he shares a father, are unmistakable if hard to pinpoint.
IF asked to pinpoint the beginning of time, many designers might put it somewhere between the release of "Blow Up" and the debut of "The Partridge Family".
