Use of the AC as a defining criterion omits the motor cortex from consideration but is a better established landmark than other points of demarcation [ 23].
"We had been looking for a landmark site, which meant on the river, and what better landmark than opposite St. Paul's?" Sir Nicholas recalled.
For a better overview, landmarks are grouped into anatomical subsets: the torso (e.g., pelvis, furcula, and neck), upper legs (hip joints and knee joints), and lower legs (intertarsal joints and feet).
Some authors have shown that proper placement is related to the angle of knee flexion (Markolf et al., 2009), so the apex of posterior cartilage was recently reported as a better anatomical bony landmark for the proximal/distal position (Hart et al., 2015).
"For five years, Solicitor General Don Verrilli has fought in our nation's highest court for a better future, winning landmark cases that moved America forward," Obama said in a statement.
"For five years, Solicitor General Don Verrilli has fought in our nation's highest court for a better future, winning landmark cases that moved America forward," Obama said Thursday in a statement.
Meanwhile, the method of speeded-up robust feature (SURF) is employed in the algorithm to provide a robust detection for image features as well as a better description of landmarks and of moving objects in visual SLAM system.
The Kalman filter was used to predict the locations of landmarks and a better performance was achieved.
The resulting locations where the shoes hit land was a landmark breakthrough in a better understanding of ocean drift.
But the bill, folded in at the last minute with the health care act to give it a better chance of survival, is a landmark victory for higher education in America: It puts an end to private student loans, increases Pell Grant funding and widens the breadth of community college programs.
Most elderly people prefer to remain in their homes, because they can keep their social network, preserve environmental landmarks, and enjoy a better quality of life.
