Sentence examples for landmark for which from inspiring English sources

Their hope is that help may soon come via Tate Britain, where the first major exhibition of Schwitters's late work will shortly open – a landmark for which they can claim at least a little of the credit (when Nicholas Serota, the Tate's director, asked what he could do to help their cause, they told him: we need a show; there had not been a major retrospective since 1985).

Our method aims at finding the minimum number of landmarks for which a bound on the maximum deviation of the robot from its desired trajectory can be guaranteed with high confidence.

His work and reputation "have become forever tainted" and he has been "stung by the public repudiations of him that followed his indictment, including the removal of his portrait from the United States Capitol, the removal of his name from the public landmarks for which he passionately fought, and the characterization of his legacy as a 'black eye' on his county".

This is due to the femoral frame being defined by the transepicondylar axis (TEA), the landmarks for which are acquired at registration.

Landmarks for which raw coordinates showed significant differences among replicates, as identified using univariate analyses of variance (ANOVA) under a block design with individuals as fixed factor, were not used in the study.

The drama is another landmark for Netflix, which has a rapidly growing slate of original programming, including horror series Hemlock Grove and its revival of sitcom Arrested Development.

Tuesday's deal with RealNetworks marks another legal landmark for Microsoft, which had been tangled up in court with Real since 2003.

The global consensus meeting on H. pylori gastritis has set a new landmark for gastritis, which has continued to be an ill-conceived clinical entity placed between a histological picture and upper abdominal symptoms.

His movie career has spanned an equally wide range, from his debut with "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" and the countercultural landmarks "The Graduate" (for which he won an Oscar) and "Catch-22" to popular comedies like "Working Girl" and "The Birdcage".

The alignment was refined at the cellular level using landmark-based registration for which a few cells are segmented and manually tracked over time and their average drift was corrected using Imaris.

Because the commission is usually reluctant to schedule such hearings unless there is broad support for a landmark designation, most structures for which is hearings are scheduled ultimately receive it.