Sentence examples for precise pinpointing from inspiring English sources

Overall, the precise pinpointing of character and motivation is tellingly precise.

"It seems to fall short of a precise pinpointing of who did it and how it was done," Mr. Dershowitz said.

The observations by Curiosity — and by earlier NASA Mars rovers, Spirit and Opportunity — enable more precise pinpointing of the moons' orbits, which are jostled around by the gravity of Mars, Jupiter and even each other.

In this work, we developed a new sensor based on a specially designed polymer metal complex which has the following characteristics: (i) resistance to dissolution in water, (ii) mechanical toughness, (iii) rapid reaction to humidity changes and (iv) precise pinpointing of a water leakage through simple technology.

Mapping of the heart's electrical functioning with a catheter is used to locate likely problem areas, but as Trayanova notes, precise pinpointing of those tissues has been a challenge.

GnomSpace is a fast, lightweight viewer, which displays optical map alignments against the reference genomes' clone tile paths, enabling easy interpretation of problematic regions and precise pinpointing of their locations.

Systems based on misuse detection tend to be more precise in pinpointing specific attacks, generating less false-positives, while presenting more difficulty to detect previously unknown attack patterns.

Netflix seems to be very aware that, sometimes, its movie categories are a bit too precise in pinpointing exactly what we want to watch.

Such genetic heterogeneity has substantially complicated the process of pinpointing precise genetic causes underlying these conditions.

Though pinpointing a precise number is impossible, some shopkeepers said there were 10 times that number years ago.

Scientists had difficulty pinpointing the precise cause of the deaths, for neither melamine nor cyanuric acid are thought to be particularly toxic by themselves.