Sentence examples for landmark from which from inspiring English sources

The steel and wire walkway is a perfect landmark from which to admire the Unesco World Heritage-listed Geiranger fjord, 600m below, and the famed Seven Sisters cascade.

The CP is the central landmark, from which the coracoclavicular ligaments (CCLs) and the CAL extend cranially and laterally, respectively.

Previous studies have suggested the use of ASIS as an important bony landmark from which to determine the location of the FHC (Ritter and Campbell 1988, Cates et al. 1993, Seidel et al. 1995, Hooper et al. 2005).

Standard methods of pedicle screw instrumentation require significant exposure of the posterior bony elements of the spine to provide landmarks from which to guide the placement of instrumentation.

The oil refinery was used as a landmark source from which to estimate the distance, determined by this industry being the main source of exposure in SIZ and its early operation date.

Before the robot can estimate the position of a given landmark, it needs to know from which location this landmark was observed.

The smoke and din of the battle of Mosul have now come within a few miles of the landmark 12th century mosque from which Abu Bakr Baghdadi declared the founding of a modern-day caliphate, ushering in a reign of terror in the ancient city on the plains of Nineveh.

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".

Different registration can result from which landmarks are used as the reference, either fiducial markers, soft-tissue registration, or bony anatomy structures.

He all but planted a flag with that pronouncement atop the Landmark Building in Stamford, Conn., from which he rappelled 21 stories last month while dressed as a Christmas elf.

Walton Street Capital bought the white terra-cotta landmark from the Samis Foundation, which bought the neglected Smith Tower for $7.6 million 10 years ago and undertook a $28 million renovation to update it and restore its elegance.