Sentence examples for pinpoints its from inspiring English sources

The patriarch (Jacob Derwig) tells us he will scream, describes the ambiguity of that gesture and then pinpoints its significance: "It's a scream that means I exist".

In the US, the New York Times pinpoints its genesis around late 2005.

And if you don't believe me, there's an anatomically correct Christian diagram that pinpoints its exact location: hallelujah sisters, someone's finally found the Holy Grail!

This paper traces the influence of social networks on tourism and city planning through the past decade and pinpoints its contributions and constraints.

In this system, a vessel pinpoints its position relative to a set of satellites whose orbits are known by measuring the Doppler shift of a received signal i.e., the change in the frequency of the received signal from that of the transmitted signal.

Having aurally located a prey, the owl then pinpoints its location also by means of vision.

Since Jaguar's financial results are not broken out in Ford Motor's financial statements, it is difficult to pinpoint its actual performance, except to say it was losing money when Mr. Scheele came in and making money when he left.

It can sometimes pinpoint its own location on Bing Maps by referencing nearby Wi-Fi hot spots, but it doesn't have real GPS (what were they thinking?).

Some of the most important codes in any animal's brain are the ones it uses to pinpoint its location in space.

Mitochondrial DNA tends to change quite rapidly, or to drift, as geneticists say, and the Ashkenazi DNA has drifted so far it was hard to pinpoint its origin.

American policy makers insisted that the United Nations pinpoint its exit strategy precisely before it would vote to allow even other countries to deploy a rescue mission, and also complained about the cost of any expanded peacekeeping presence.