Our comprehensive search will allow us to pinpoint real examples (or publications claiming to be examples) which provide rich detail on their usage of those review activities we wish to scrutinise and formalise.
To pinpoint specific examples, one need look no further than a provision in the SAIC guidelines that prohibits patent holders from refusing, "without justification," to license their patents "on reasonable terms" for the purposes of excluding or restricting competition.
It's built around a map of the city pinpointing the examples of his work, with photos.
A report on NREGS by an autonomous government auditor, released in January, pinpointed many examples of error and abuse.
"We could pinpoint, for example, the double in the eighth inning of a baseball game that led to the key run that won the game," Robbie Allen, the founder and C.E.O. of Automated Insights, recently told me.
Researchers have yet to pinpoint, for example, how helper T cells protect the myelin sheath from misguided immune attacks.
With precision, their technology is able to pinpoint for example which days offering meatloaf increases profits by 20% to which server is most likely to cause first time customers to come back for a visit - and who isn't.
The company has been able to pinpoint, for example, the behaviors of the most successful (and least successful) reps and identify exactly what actions drive sales KPIs.
In this Account we pinpoint, through specific examples chosen from the past 2 years or so, that the above-mentioned characteristics of halogen bonding, high directionality, tunable interaction strength, hydrophobicity, and relatively large atom size, provide unique possibilities in constructing new classes of functional supramolecular materials.
Another major detector uses xenon to pinpoint wimps, for example.
