Each landmark is characterized by its position coordinates (x and y).
While these buildings are protected as landmarks, a 1969 addition characterized by some as a concrete bunker may be considered for demolition to make way for the expansion, whose exact site has yet to be determined.
Landmark detection statistics can be characterized by the exceedance probability of the localization error.
The plant's dome-shaped reactor building and warehouse-like generating building remain very modern landmarks in an area otherwise characterized by 18th-century clapboard houses, woods and birds.
Size and shape of the wings were characterized by a set of 15 landmarks and analyzed with the methods of geometric morphometrics.
The Neandertals are characterized by a cranial vault slightly lower (bregma, landmark #4) and lengthen (opisthocranion, #2).
Every century is characterized by scientific achievements that become its historical landmarks and symbols.
The Andrew Freedman Home is an individual NYC Landmark, as well as being included in the Grand Concourse Historic District, which is characterized by some of the city's best Art Deco design.
The shape changes for the line 120C on the first canonical axis are characterized by an elongation of the ascending ramus, a shift of landmark 5 on the coronoid process, and a shortening of landmarks 11 and 12.
We explore a number of approaches to mitigate this degradation, quantify their performance, and compare the generated pairwise maps (and the shape space characterized by these maps) to a "ground truth" obtained from landmarks manually collected by geometric morphometricians.
Characterized by Marcus's impeccable scholarship, meticulous documentation, and readable style, this landmark four-volume set completes the history Marcus began in The Colonial American Jew, 1492-1776.
