"Further, he has the ability to distinguish landmarks from dross without abusing the city's architectural heritage or giving in to obstructionism".
For many years civic leaders had sought a symbol for modern Omaha, and the opening in 2008 of the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge, a serpentine suspension structure linking Omaha to Council Bluffs, may have provided that distinguishing landmark.
We deploy a decision tree-based landmark identification method to detect and distinguish these landmarks from normal walking and standing motion states.
To compute the symmetry and asymmetry components of the shape space, it is useful to distinguish the landmarks in the centre of rotation (or on the axis of rotation for 3D data) from the landmarks in each sector.
But they're distinguished by their landmarks, by the buildings and places that people come to love.
It is this blending of eras, Morven's restoration team says, that will distinguish this Princeton landmark from other historical restorations.
Most fossae, however, require a tertiary landmark to be distinguished from others.
Mandel et al. emphasised the vertex normal is not an intrinsic corneal reference landmark and is distinguished from the apex (region of greatest curvature) and the corneal sighting center (interception of the anterior cornea by the LOS) [ 1].
These zones have different embryologic origins and can be distinguished by their appearance, anatomic landmarks, biological functions, and susceptibility to pathology (Table 1).
to help you identify landmarks.
He wrote: "The first 'Nightmare' quickly became a landmark horror movie and what distinguished it then is what still marks it out as a classic now.
