Sentences with phrase «pinpoint places»

On Apartments.com, walk - through video tours guide viewers through the interiors of apartments to help them pinpoint the places that meet their needs before scheduling an appointment.

Your Perfect Life uses Environics Analytics demographic data to help home buyers pinpoint places where like - minded people live.

The tool uses Environics Analytics demographic data to help home buyers pinpoint places where like - minded people live.

Dr. Kaye was able to pinpoint the places where we could create the habits that would deteriorate our relationship over time.

We looked at the average commute time for each city to pinpoint those places with the shortest drive time.

However, if you feel like your prose could use some work, or if you're just starting out, I would recommend going to a critique group and have them pinpoint places for improvement, rather than pay for line editing.

However, if you feel like your prose could use some work, or if you're just starting out, I would recommend going to a critique group and have them help pinpoint places for improvement, rather than pay for line editing.

This will help you pinpoint places in the interaction where you might face resistance.

This could help pinpoint places where people feel unsafe or provide insight into how they use public spaces and transport.

The idea behind this «science - based approach» is to pinpoint places in the food production process where contamination can occur and monitor them closely.

I knew that we had exactly three days to sightsee and would need to pinpoint the places most important to us so that we wouldn't get to Puerto Rico and not know what to do with ourselves or get into an argument about where we were going.

TRANSMITTERS attached to the backs of albatrosses have pinpointed the places where the great birds go fishing — and found that they choose the same spots as rogue fishing fleets hunting for tuna and other valuable fish.

Purchased a PET - MRI machine that will be specifically customized to introduce drugs and other therapies directly to pinpointed places in the brain

Not exact matches

«Jon can pinpoint people and the places and exact time he met them,» he says.

The first is loss prevention or avoidance: The insurer or an outside contractor partner assesses the client's existing IT systems and the security measures already in place to defend them, pinpointing potential vulnerabilities and identifying solutions.

At the conference, we'll offer plenty of input to help you pinpoint the «just right» place for you.

Laser Mapping Data to Boost Wine Industry by Pinpointing Prime Grape Growing Areas: Laser mapping data can help the English wine industry identify the best places to grow grapes, says a UK government department, as it releases the data to the public...

Known for placing pinpoint shots to the backs of players» heads in training while they were having a wee against the wall two hundred yards away.

An ability to look at his players, pinpoint their best attributes and place them in...

I will then pinpoint the key place making a change will begin to shift your family dynamics and will give you at least one awesome tip you can use the very next day.

The people actually need to be there in the first place for data mining techniques to pinpoint them, making data no more of a panacea than social media.

County Sheriff Louis Falco was present to support the resolutions, emphasizing that the map was both a public safety and law enforcement concern because the information allows home invaders to pinpoint vulnerable households and placed law enforcement officers, many of whom have weapons in their homes, at risk.

The spacecraft began documenting the comet's odd duck shape (SN: 2/21/15, p. 6) and zooming in to pinpoint a perfect place for Philae to park.

To pinpoint its position precisely, the researchers stopped traffic in one lane of a 10 - kilometre long highway tunnel for a week to place GPS receivers on either side.

Baross wants a mission that drills below the places Mumma has pinpointed as methane sources, and that goes far deeper than the drilling planned for future missions.

Observing the amount of stretching that had taken place in the light allowed the researchers to pinpoint how long after the Big Bang the light was absorbed, revealing when the first stars turned on.

He noted that the equipment to track the seismic signals from calving glaciers is expensive, and it's necessary to have a number of sensors in place — as the Alaska network does — because to pinpoint the location of a calving, glacier scientists have to triangulate data from several sensors.

These changes in gene expression can help explain instances in which the yield is unaffected, but a slight reduction has taken place in the plant which scientists can not pinpoint.

Places have already been spotted on Europa where fresh ice crust is being born, but the latest research is the first to pinpoint where it might be going to die.

The researchers enrolled epilepsy patients at Wake Forest Baptist who were participating in a diagnostic brain - mapping procedure that used surgically implanted electrodes placed in various parts of the brain to pinpoint the origin of the patients» seizures.

Not until 1990 was the genetic site pinpointed, the place in the DNA where the ABO gene resides in its various spellings.

The place is pinpointed as an event in space - time if another number, the time, is added.

Pinpointing lander's cold resting place on comet 67P / Churyumov — Gerasimenko will be a boon to researchers

IT IS not often that we can pinpoint the exact spot where a species went extinct, but Shallow Bay on the remote north coast of West Falkland is such a place.

They carried out tests to pinpoint the components of speech that are most easily heard by people in a noisy place.

Just as radiocarbon dating can place a substance in time, isotopic analysis can also pinpoint its location.

Because FRBs have an extremely short duration, and because scientists usually find them in data only after the event has taken place, pinpointing their origin has not been possible.

LIGO scientists were able to identify the wide patch of sky where the black hole merger took place but were unable to pinpoint its exact location.

«We knew that Dll4, when activated, directs artery formation, but couldn't pinpoint how it is activated in the first place,» said Dr. Bruneau, who is also a professor of pediatrics at the University of California, San Francisco, with which Gladstone is affiliated.

2 Price may not have been able to pinpoint the exact nutrients needed for various individual health conditions, nor all the nutrients contained in various foods, but he understood this fundamental law of nutrition, that without provision of the nutrients we need, no body can be built strong and resistant and no lasting healing can take place.

Health magazine senior editor Frances Largeman - Roth pinpoints the 12 germiest places you're likely to encounter during an average day and devises ways for you to keep clean.

I will help you pinpoint your style needs and share some of my tips for creating a closet that becomes your happy place!

I'm not even entirely able to pinpoint why and how that thought ever crossed my mind in the first place.

I can't fully pinpoint what has brought me to this place in life, but I really believe it has to do with where I am in my spiritual journey.

And it's also helped me pinpoint my motivations for wanting to date in the first place.

They pinpoint you at an exact place, at an exact time.

The best place to start is to pinpoint the mistakes you were making with online dating or what went wrong during the process, and then work toward avoiding those things in the future.

It's a dating app that shows the profiles of other singles and pinpoints the last place and time you were near to each other.

Content creators can place and move sound anywhere in a three - dimensional space with pinpoint accuracy to immerse viewers in the virtual world.

To pinpoint the appeal of British B - movie bruiser Jason Statham, one need look no further than the place where the ball of Statham's foot, the crown of his head, or the bend of his elbow makes sudden, bone - shattering contact with some lesser specimen of the human gene pool.