And in 2003, the area was declared a landmark anyway, meaning that if condominiums are there at all, they tend to be found along the edges.
In the United States today there are thousands of homes with landmark status, meaning that they have been deemed somehow historically significant and, as such, making big changes to the exterior or interior is sometimes banned by law.
Opponents, however, warned that landmark status, meaning that residents would need approval from the Landmarks Preservation Commission to change the facades of their homes, would squeeze out poor people and mandate costly repairs.
The Supreme Court has dismissed the government's appeal in a landmark case about Brexit, meaning Parliament will be required to give its approval before official talks on leaving the EU can begin.
However, the worst case happens when some landmark resides on (p_{st}), meaning we get correct (|p_{st}|) only after checking all the possible values.
The Logan Boulevards and the actual square just south of the building were designated a Chicago Landmark District in 2005, meaning area buildings must maintain the historic look of the neighborhood.
Putnam's landmark article "The Meaning of 'Meaning'" (1975: 215 271) introduced the Twin Earth thought experiment, which postulates a world just like our own except that H2O is replaced by a qualitatively similar substance XYZ with different chemical composition.
In The Postgenomic Condition, Jenny Reardon critically examines the decade after the Human Genome Project, and the fundamental questions about meaning, value and justice this landmark achievement left in its wake.
The point of the game is to capture the creatures in their "real-life" surroundings, meaning that crowds converge on landmarks where people are found to advance their scores.
