Cellular carriers can choose one of two methods: a network-based approach using triangulation to determine the location relative to cellular towers; or a handset-based solution using Global Positioning System technology to pinpoint the phone itself.
Our results suggest that, although A1C could be used as a clinical tool to identify type 2 diabetes, along with fasting and 2-h glucose, the use of A1C by itself to pinpoint prediabetes and type 2 diabetes is not recommended.
But in the last decade or so, the use of ever more refined mapping to pinpoint criminal hotspots has lent itself to the practice.
Digging back further, we've had sources pinpoint numbers but never Amazon itself.
He was particularly interested in Derrida's notion that not only is language too unstable to pinpoint any absolute truth; human identity itself is the malleable product of language.
Equipped with a "starshade" that would blot out the glare of a planet's sun, the Webb could detect and study the pinpoint of light from an exoplanet itself.
On the right are the bright, stony rays of West Crater, and at the left edge of the photograph is the lower stage of the lunar module itself, gleaming like a pinpoint of light on the gray, cratered plain.
Doctors identified Streptococcus viridans, which had probably leaked through damaged digestive tissue as a result of Farrar's severe diarrhea, as the source of the sepsis; however, they could not pinpoint the root cause of the gastrointestinal illness itself.
Now the discovery and excavation of the beach itself has pinpointed its geographical relationship to the earthworks, proving that the earthworks were a beachhead defence, protecting around 700 metres of coast.
"To pinpoint this disease, to define it, in and of itself," Khakpour writes, "is something of a labor already".
