One might also have felt more personal contact with a clearer pinpointing of pitch.

Questionnaire research on the participants enables the pinpointing of which young people will 'talk down', in what ways, when and why.

At best, however, such pinpointing is an educated guess.

With the meager ground transport available, the pinpointing of these sites was vital.

The finest sable hair brushes are used for pinpointing detail.

At the time, transcendentalism was a growing movement that focused on pinpointing the discrepancies of society.

The report does better at pinpointing Wall Street's weaknesses, however, than providing credible remedies.

"It's a question of pinpointing numbers that make a good counteroffer and are also credible to the Mexicans.

Pinpointing the exact time of emergence of "modern" and contemporary Native art is problematic.

Not so with digital storage - the CD makes pinpointing data a split-second task.

The finding yields new observational data for pinpointing one of several scenarios that trigger such outbursts.

The key to pinpointing the date lies in the year when Werner II died.

These factors make any meaningful pinpointing of the historical origins of Hojojutsu problematic.

And the other single women on staff were much older than he was: in them Louise's briskness had degenerated into a pinpointing, impaling quality.

Either that or shipboard computers were more than capable of pinpointing the exact location of a badge.

Pierce is adept at pinpointing small details that capture the terror and hideousness of that time.

The scouts zoomed close to the enemy, pinpointing its position and enabling the mother ship to home in its weaponry.

If the pinpointing is correct, my chart will be as accurate as the Sado specs."

It's hardly surprising that literacy rates are low in the poorest American communities, but pinpointing the root of the problem is a trickier prospect.

Ms. Cabaluna noted the challenge of pinpointing the source, saying, "there's a lot more space in the fields than in the processing plant."

Architectural Details Theater owners are opposed to the pinpointing of architectural details.

He shapes phrases with utter naturalness and highlights individual voices with no sense of didactic pinpointing.

The craft are to explore the feasibility of small-scale telecommunications, data recording, reconnaissance, and pinpointing of radio frequency interference.

But now, pinpointing the age, firmness and species of trees is accomplished much more quickly and more precisely from a much higher vantage point.

The Place Where Two Roads Diverged, a pinpointing of the reason why the wrong path had been chosen.

He was able to pinpoint at least four of them.

Ask questions and pinpoint what I can before we move.

One question difficult to pinpoint is how much such a program would cost.

Then, if a light does not work right away, the problem is easy to pinpoint.

Exactly how he does this is often hard to pinpoint.

Looking back, it was difficult for her to pinpoint exactly what went wrong.

The first step is for parents to pinpoint the problem.

I know it is difficult to try and pinpoint any one individual state.

He tried to pinpoint exactly what kind of process it might be.

But much more information is needed to pinpoint the cause.

There is no simple test to pinpoint those at risk.

It's hard to pinpoint exactly why this was the case.

She could even pinpoint the moment he had come by this knowledge.

It would have been hard to pinpoint a moment when the fight began.

"We were going to do the analysis at the end of the season and pinpoint it then."

They said it would take several weeks, and perhaps a couple of months, to pinpoint the cause.

In fact, even the time frame is difficult to pinpoint.

He's always been pretty much pinpoint and he still is to an extent.

"See if you can pinpoint the energy and find out which ship is the real one."

Could you pinpoint the very moment when your life began to fall apart?

I took a hold of myself and made an effort to pinpoint the source.

I was a far better manager, exactly the same as my mother, being able to pinpoint what someone else is good at.

Usually he could pinpoint the planet and even the city.

He got out a little pinpoint light and looked deeper.

But they sure are good at pinpointing one particular person's pay.

Keith became a member of the band touring and playing on recordings from the 'Pinpoint the feeling' era.

'Hard to Pinpoint' The interviewers "kept asking me for specific numbers that I couldn't answer honestly," he said.

'Hard to Pinpoint' Last year, seven (new definition) or nine (including performances of fewer than nine innings) no-hitters were pitched.

Morgan - variously known as 'Monocle' and 'Pinpoint'- was chief air formation signals officer in France in 1940 and in the Middle East and Italy from 1943 to 1945.