Sentence examples for are called landmark from inspiring English sources

Such SNPs are called landmark SNPs, and the indirect relationships between polymorphisms and phenotypic variations were examined to identify genomic regions where causative genes are located.

These points are called landmarks and must be detected and measured from all objects that are compared.

The international governing body of cycling won on Tuesday what some are calling landmark cases for the sport's antidoping program, adding credibility to the sport's trailblazing method of catching athletes who dope.

At present, the interpretation method for interwell tracer test not considering the geologic model was called landmark.

Points placed with such a criteria that stay on the curve/surface are called semi-landmarks [19, 20].

WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — In what legal experts are calling a landmark decision, on Monday the United States Supreme Court struck down what many believe to be the main reason the country was started.

However, in what correspondents are calling a "landmark" judgment, the court also said some cases of euthanasia could be sanctioned if doctors were to file a case in court.

Witness complexes are very useful for analyzing large data sets, because they make it possible to construct a simplicial complex on a significantly smaller subset (Lsubseteq S) of points that are called 'landmark' points.

His latest piece, Red, Like Our Room Used to Feel, won rave reviews at last year's Edinburgh Festival and was called a "landmark in poetry performance".

"Vatican Council II," Xavier Rynne's 1968 book, was called "a landmark history of the council" by Gustav Niebuhr in The New York Times after a reprint edition was published in 1999 by Orbis Books.

Such a feasible solution is called a landmark set.