Sentence examples for a second landmark from inspiring English sources

This section of the South Downs Way includes a second landmark: Beachy Head.

But the court may also follow the health care ruling with a second landmark decision, this one barring racial preferences in admissions decisions altogether.

With the town finding one excuse after another to keep out affordable housing, the New Jersey Supreme Court issued a second landmark ruling in 1983.

Two years later, it created a second landmark law: the Safe Drinking Water Act, which sets limits on contaminants in tap water.

They went on to create a second landmark sitcom with Steptoe and Son, about a father-and-son rag-and-bone business, starring Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell, which ran for eight series until 1972.

The discovery of superoxide dismutase by McCord and Fridovich in 1969 [ 3] was a second landmark in the role of free radicals in biological systems [ 4].

Animals with LMN damage also acquired a second landmark-cup association following surgery, suggesting that plasticity in this brain region is not necessary for forming new landmark-direction associations.

A third landmark, somewhere in between, had emerged over the years, but it was nowhere to be seen on this overcast Saturday morning.

In order to demonstrate that such incidental learning is restricted to boundary cues, the experiment included a third, landmark condition in which the hidden objects could be found only by reference to landmarks.

The second landmark was a "gradient," the same height as the two-edged landmark but wider (120 cm), providing a single black-white edge.

A second desert landmark, Desert Hot Springs, where Lt. (jg) John F. Kennedy recovered from his PT-109 wounds, was clawed by an electrical fire.