One key informant explained that a landmark element of the model is its sensitivity to the needs of urban and rural communities alike:...[the model] said that basically, every program should have some kind of inter-professional mechanism that people can come together and care plan.
Septins appear to function in yeast as spatial landmarks, elements of the polarity determination apparatus and diffusion barriers (reviewed in Irazoqui and Lew, 2004; Finger, 2005).
Kelly is the author of the landmark book, The Elements of Influence (Dutton, 2006) and numerous opinion-editorials and peer review papers, including the 2013 publication of Dancing with the Giant.
While all the cathedrals are impressive, some, because of their location, are highly significant landmarks and landscape elements.
The enrichment of cohesin between convergent genes is not meiosis-specific (Glynn et al., 2004; Lengronne et al., 2004), but by replacing the Scc1 subunit of cohesin with a meiotic variant (Rec8), cohesin is converted into a landmark for axial element anchoring.
He undertook myriad experiments, which he collected in his 1747 book First Lines in Physiology and a landmark eight-volume treatise, Physiological Elements of the Human Body, published between 1757 and 1766.
Landmark is a "missing element in the matrix of distribution," said Tom Bernard, co-president of Sony Pictures Classics.
"Any landmark law has an element of novelty to it," Katyal said.
Robert Balachandran, its president, said, "We are hugely supportive of the lighting plan, which will turn this national historic landmark into a signature element of Hudson River Park".
Volans also says that Faber's partnership with Touch Press – which previously published another landmark iPad book-app, The Elements – was a key reason for The Waste Land's success.
