Examples of using Pinpoints in English and their translations into Greek
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a dream sent by God to the king of Babylon pinpoints the year when it happened.
Your Highness, and they include a map that pinpoints the exact location of the Grail.
The Commission's annual political strategy pinpoints the right areas,
The theory also neither pinpoints the source of cosmic energy that resides in the structure of matter,
the report on"The New Plastics Economy"(PDF) pinpoints a need to improve plastic collection
Developed by Dr. Young while at the University of Pittsburgh, pinpoints the spatial and temporal location of HIV-1-infected cells in the body,
It not only detects the LH surge and pinpoints your 2 peak fertility days,
The chronology also pinpoints the timing of the Neanderthals' disappearance, and suggests they may
Where Foster specifically pinpoints capitalism as the source of ecologically destructive practices,
It not only detects the LH surge and pinpoints your 2 peak fertility days,
Mamets students, he realizes that for the first time an acting approach analyses fully the process of the actor, pinpoints all its crucial issues
The new research offers further confirmation on those findings and pinpoints how the drug alters the intricate connections in nerves in the hippocampus,
the Interact Retail software then identifies it, and pinpoints the exact location of the phone on the map of the store,
A spaceship travels hundreds of millions of miles through the dark void of space, pinpoints a distant planet
Helen of Troy in the British television, pinpoints that there is an augmented interest for these languages.
This same philosophy is expressed in the report under debate, which pinpoints the immediate and specific objectives on which,
assesses the progress made and pinpoints key areas that the EU and its Member States
the focus is on median wealth- the statistic that pinpoints the exact middle if one were to rank households by wealth.
that she was compiling a“second by second story” detailing her experience, and pinpoints on an image where she would been seated with her friends.
I can entirely endorse what our colleague has just said. The underlying premise here- and Mr Radwan pinpoints it in his report- is that an institution without a political mandate should nonetheless lay down a relatively large body of measures affecting the economy, some of which are binding.