Posters on the walls acted as unique landmarks to help bees navigate (electronic supplementary material, figures S1 a and S2).
The Patio Theater, with its twinkling "night sky" ceiling and detailed Spanish and Italian architecture, is a unique Chicago landmark.
EDMA converts 3D landmark data into a matrix of all possible linear distances between unique landmark pairs and tests for statistical significance of differences between shapes using non-parametric confidence intervals (Lele and Richtsmeier, 2001).
EDMA converts 3D landmark data into a matrix of all possible linear distances between unique landmark pairs and tests for statistical significance of differences between shapes using non-parametric confidence intervals (Lele and Richtsmeier, 1995; Lele and Richtsmeier, 2001).
Govan agrees with the interpretation of "City" as a unique and important work, having described it as a landmark in both physical and art historical terms.
"It is treated as a unique problem, and you come up with unique situations.
The developers specified it to be "a unique and memorable landmark".
The city of Seattle was unable to protect the theatre as a designated landmark because of its unique position on the site of the original territorial university grounds owned by the state of Washington.
The site is also listed as a National Historic Landmark, and Chicago Landmark.
"Paterson is unique because it's a national historic landmark as well as a national natural landmark," said John S. Watson Jr., the deputy commissioner for the Department of Environmental Protection, which oversees state parks.
