A big pharmaceutical firm, for instance, trying to pinpoint the jobs that have a high impact on the company's success, identifies several A positions.
The agency, for instance, was unable to pinpoint exactly how Mr. Scammell learned of Disney's talks with Marvel.
For instance, using SBs to pinpoint a region of interest in the genomes works best if the blocks are small and highly conserved, whereas using SBs to study the evolution of the architecture of genomes does better with larger blocks and can tolerate much larger divergence in any given block among the genomes.
Waste Management, for instance, began using software last year to pinpoint routes that were being duplicated by some of its 20,000 trash trucks.
In many instances, however, follow-up studies to pinpoint relevant phosphorylation sites(s) have yet to be carried out, such that functional assignment is ambiguous.
Once completed, the Navy-Marine Corps system will allow, for instance, maintenance workers in a faraway country to pinpoint the availability of an airplane part anywhere in the Navy or Marine Corps system, or to contact the part manufacturer online.
It's then I get my small chance to pinpoint any and all instances when Academy voters fell down on the job and backed the wrong horse.
For instance, the system has taken the calls about illegal dumping and plotted them on a map to pinpoint locations where the problem seems especially persistent.
In that instance, it was a lawsuit brought by his and two other Vermont newspapers for the governor's official schedule, hoping to pinpoint how much time Dr. Dean was spending on his nascent presidential campaign.
For instance, it tracked complaints from 311 calls, a municipal hotline, and linked them with information about such things as tax irregularities to pinpoint illegal building conversions, which are fire hazards, quickly and fairly accurately.
