Which milestone will be achieved?
Today is a significant milestone for which all Californians can take pride.
That is a genuine milestone moment, for which, thank you Ms Miller and all your committee.
Unless, that is, we develop precisely the capacity for self-reflexion to which both milestone and epiphany lead.
For example, instead of listing the exact age at which the milestone was achieved or leaving the item blank, some parents wrote whether their infant achieved the milestone at an early, normal, or late age.
For him modernity in architecture comprises triad components: function, technology, and aesthetics by which historical milestones come into being.
At one point, as Combs weighs two corpses and snips their tails for DNA one of which marks the milestone 200th collected specimen Catcher picks the rat up and drops it in front of my feet.
Flashforward to the 1970s and things were certainly prosperous, especially for Massey Energy Company, which celebrated a milestone: 50 years in business.
Some valuable works in the field of moment-based watermarking which constitute milestones for this research topic are the first introduction of the orthogonal moments in watermarking by Kim and Lee [20] and the application of the dither modulation as watermark embedding mechanism by Xin et al. [21].
The Society for Clinical Trials was invited as a collaborator for the event, which signified a milestone for interaction between the East and West in the discussion of clinical trials.
The court's approval is an important milestone for American, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in November 2011 after having long resisted using the bankruptcy process to cut labor and other costs.
