New landmarks, at the heights of both disabled and non-disabled sport, may still await Storey in Rio.
One possibility, which our data exclude, is the landmark's apparent height.
Two other potential cues, the landmark's apparent height and the distance that the ant walks, have little effect on memory retrieval.
As illustrated in Fig. 4, the height of the landmark is represented by h_r; the height of the landmark in the frame of the camera is represented by h_s.
The unique rounded top, location, and height of the peak create a landmark distinguishable from as far away as Shady Cove, 15.5 mile to the north, and the Siskiyou Summit, 23.5 mile to the south.
New York will again be proud to have the tallest building in the United States, a new landmark in the race for height.
(The limit relates to the width of the street on which a building stands, not, as the myth goes, to the height of any landmark).
The church could seat 1,100 people, it is 112 feet in length, 60 feet in width and its spire, a local landmark is 150 feet in height.
Last month, Morgan Stanley, the country's sixth-biggest bank by assets, walked away from five San Francisco office buildings it purchased as part of a landmark $2.43 billion deal near the height of the real estate boom.
Bending energy is the energy required to bend an infinitely thin metal plate over one set of landmarks so that the height over each landmark is equal to the coordinates of the corresponding landmark in the other configuration [51].
Bending energy is the energy required to bend an infinitely thin metal plate over one set of landmarks so that the height over each landmark is equal to the coordinates of the corresponding landmark in the other configuration [ 31].
