Sentence examples for A landmark feature from inspiring English sources

Last April, veteran NBA big man Jason Collins, most recently of the Washington Wizards, came out as gay in a landmark feature for Sports Illustrated.

The human brain is exceptional among primates in both total volume and gyrification, and therefore understanding the genetic mechanisms influencing variation in these traits will improve our understanding of a landmark feature of our species.

Aggressive advertising initiatives are surely a landmark feature of any election season; however, it seems that the nature of the negative-style spots may be reaching a fever pitch this year.

Spliceosomal introns are a landmark feature of eukaryotic nuclear genes.

In addition to the 20th annual show itself, visitors can visit a studio where the construction of Kykuit, a landmark featured in the display, is explained.

Elfman has bags of charm and the script has its moments, but Tyler Moore's show was a landmark, featuring a strong, sympathetic female lead who knew what she wanted in life and was determined to get it.

"The thing is," Jordan declared solicitously of his buddy, "I love him so much that I can't tell him: 'You're not going to be great again.'" Fortunately, telling ESPN in a major landmark feature on Woods is the equivalent of writing it in a secret diary.

As a typical landmark feature of such suburbs, the conventional church demands to be taken seriously and understood.

Given the lack of any prominent, organized embryonic structure that is more medial and epidermal, we use the cardioblast cell row as an anatomical landmark feature during DC.

We now clarify this in the revised manuscript (in the subsection "fMRI: all landmark features").

Built at St Mary Axe on the site of the Baltic Exchange shipping market, which was badly damaged by an IRA bomb attack in 1992, the Gherkin quickly became a London landmark, featuring in TV programmes and films.