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1 Odors allow them to zero in on a wounded fish from a quarter of a mile away or more.

2 If you wish to zero in on a particularly weak station, however, you must resort to a little math to alter the length of the crossbar.

3 That should help you to zero in on statements that are likely to provide a good return on your investment of performance-tuning time.

4 The markets have failed to zero in on this problem, he writes, because of all the other squeaky wheels in the global economy -- but sooner or later, latch on they will.

5 To zero in on the content, I first applied the MySQL filter to the output.

6 The jury seemed to zero in on the science,[www.Sentencedict.com] asking to reread all the testimony about the neuroscience during 10 hours of deliberation.

7 Boehringer tried to zero in on the chemical aspect of sexual dysfunction by only testing its drug on premenopausal women who were in stable relationships and not taking other medications.

8 It is impossible to zero in on the precise moment when brooches were tossed onto the trash heap with baguettes, posh mina shawls, lariat necklaces and ponchos , but one can come close.

9 It is easy to zero in on findings that scare us.

10 By taking the time to zero in on a specific career goal and to plan an effective job search, you demonstrate to hiring managers your clarity and ability to manage projects.

11 All these experiments also help to zero in on exactly how dogs have evolved to read our cues, said Gergely.

12 You might want to zero in on the ideas that combine your skills and interests that you've listed in the beginning.

13 In the summer of 2003 we began to zero in on one microfossil type whose complex morphological characteristics particularly intrigued us.

14 The goal of targeting is to zero in on that 20 percent.

15 But when we look in the mirror, we're liable to zero in on the imperfections.

16 Because the data correlated weather patterns with exact years, the researchers were also able to zero in on specific moments in history.

17 But this study furthers our understanding of how the human brain is able to zero in on the specific sounds it wants and process them.

18 Somebody's up there going and it's actually the bass so we'll be wanting to zero in on the bass in a big way in music because that's oftentimes giving us much more information than the melody.

19 Because this facility can provide a large amount of data, you can control the level of trace in order to zero in on the information that you want.

20 After discovering that The Sunday Republican had recently been scanned and digitized by Readex, a publisher of digital historical materials, I was finally able to zero in on this forgotten document.

21 This article looked at the basic methods to get baseline information and then the different tools that can be used to zero in on the issue.

22 Once you have identified suspicious traffic, you can then start to add specifications on the command line to zero in on the detail of the traffic.