Examples of using Pinpoints in English and their translations into Italian
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The feedback control feature pinpoints the frequency where acoustic feedback(howling)
Thus, this neologism pinpoints an anthropological universal involved in a quest for meaning through an archaeological gaze.
In her Report, Ria Oomen-Ruijten(NL) pinpoints a number of priorities for the Turkish Government
the Council pinpoints the following objectives and measures.
interrupted only by pinpoints of light from bioluminescent organisms.
becoming visible as pinpoints of light where their eyes are.
James Surowiecki pinpoints the moment when social media became an equal player in the world of news-gathering:
This report pinpoints the general trends which have already emerged from the discussion
The SpectralCam then pinpoints, captures and analyzes the color data for all targets,
It is by means of this analysis that Bakhtin pinpoints two important subtexts:
On the other hand, Foucault pinpoints a second ancient model which resurfaced starting from the end of the XVII Century,
Fincibec pursues an industrial policy that pinpoints quality of life as a must we cannot do without.
In 1992, the United Nations have drawn up the UN Convention on Climate Change, which pinpoints that global warming,
how to use the migratory pressure parameter, which pinpoints the areas of greatest risk where unannounced visits should take place.
programmed for Monday 8 September at 3.30 p.m. This cycle pinpoints the 1940s as the turning point in Nazzari's career between auteur and popular cinema.
the special itinerary pinpoints and brings together several works not generally seen,
several of the Swiss NGOs active in campaigning for human rights agree that the government's analysis pinpoints the major problems in this high-risk economic sector,
accurate information… information that pinpoints precisely where a problem is… with no time wasted.
Perhaps near one of those pinpoints of light in our night sky… someone quite different from us… is glancing idly at the star we call the sun…
It pinpoints those areas requiring harmonisation whilst specifying provisions that will update existing national provisions by offering enhanced levels of consumer protection,