The songs themselves would always work a cappella, or with sparse accompaniment, but their treatment – glossy, pinpoint-sharp – means business.
But in a separate report, the S.E.C. and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission said that they had not been able to pinpoint the cause of the sharp market decline that shook investors and markets two weeks ago.
For example, if you can pinpoint the specific location and characteristic (sharp, dull, constant, intermittent) of pain, record it.
The more you can pinpoint why you like a book, the sharper you'll be when you try to make your own work appeal to a wide audience.
Pote was not throwing hard, his breaking ball was not especially sharp, his control was not exactly pinpoint.
So cell biologist David Glover of the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom and his postdoc Jingyan Fu turned to three-dimensional structured illumination microscopy to provide sharper portraits of centrosomes and to pinpoint several proteins they harbor.
However, one problem remains: the curves are not sufficiently sharp and smooth, making it difficult to pinpoint the predicted loci and estimate the confidence intervals with significance tests on the statistics.
The initial detection of prey location relies on hearing the sounds generated by prey movement, and is followed by visually pinpointing the prey with sharp night-vision.
His ability to switch speeds and pinpoint his pitches has impressed Manuel, who said "he probably is our sharpest pitcher".
