Sentence examples for pinpoint it in from inspiring English sources

They designed the "head" in Maya, building it according to the anatomy of the human head, so the ears sit at the same distance apart, meaning they could include mechanisms like head related transfer function (HRTF) often used in video games (it allows users to hear a sound and pinpoint it in space, making a virtual experience much more realistic).

The Policy Studies Institute pinpointed it first in a report 10 years ago and revealed that Britain's black and Asian populations were marrying across ethnic lines at a "staggering rate".

The emotion is so swallowing and vast that it's hard to pinpoint why it manifests in the ways that it does.

It helps pinpoint the in-crowd feeling of the show.

The speaker also distributed tens of millions of dollars in discretionary money to favored council members for their causes and pet projects, but the exact amount was impossible to pinpoint because it was buried in thousands of itemized entries in the budget books.

I mention our invention of the phrase mainly to pinpoint when it had become "in the air".

Sergio Aguero's pass, while in a decent area, wasn't pinpoint in its accuracy.

It will pinpoint differences in chromatin-modifying enzymes between fungi and other eukaryots, because these differences may be exploited in optimizing secondary metabolite (SM) production or developing pharmaceutical compounds for the treatment of fungal infections.

Runs a cloud-based security testing system that pinpoints vulnerabilities in IT networks.

Trials of NIPT showed it could pinpoint foetal DNA in a mother's blood and determine if her unborn child had Down's.

Biographer John Baxter has commented on the usefulness of such a system: "It helps pinpoint an instant in the speech where he [Fellini] wants a different reaction.