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pinpoint

[pin-point] / ˈpɪnˌpɔɪnt /


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Because you have taken the time to define what you want your experience to be, pinpointing possible locations has become much more manageable.

From MarketWatch

Their aim is to understand why some cosmic ray sources emit neutrinos while others do not, as well as pinpoint where and how those neutrinos are produced.

From Science Daily

It's not known exactly how they got into her account and the murky world of cybercrime means it is difficult to pinpoint if a single data breach led to someone being scammed.

From BBC

The report pinpoints the role both nature reserves and sites of special scientific interest play in ensuring plants and animals survive.

From BBC

The team pinpointed a protein that enables cancer cells to alter the shape of their mitochondria, the structures that generate cellular energy.

From Science Daily