Sentence examples for landmark needs from inspiring English sources

It said, according to Ms. Wolfe: "Price firm / house not: Landmark needs $600K restoration.

The most endangered, the Olympia, a National Historic Landmark, needs $10 million for hull repairs or it could go to a watery grave within three years, inspectors say.

Reference [26, 29] conclude that only one known landmark needs to be observed in 2D slam for the global map to be locally weakly observable.

Unfortunately, that cultural landmark needed to sell books to stay afloat.

The new construction at the Landmark need not be in competition with whatever is ultimately built at the county's site, Mr. Gilpatric said.

The third landmark, needed for defining the orientation of an imaginary sagittal-plane through the ammonoid (Fig. 4D F), was set at the venter (external position) of the ammonoid, lateral and between points A and B (Fig. 3E and F).

Choose a museum, and the map will shift so that the small roads and landmarks needed to navigate to that museum appear, and other street names fade away.

The maps change in real time, so if you click on a museum, other museums in the city pop up and the small roads and landmarks needed to navigate to that museum appear.

But writing on the Basta Cartelloni blog, campaigners suggest that a number of landmarks need vital attention if Bond is not to find himself racing past evidence of dilapidation and decay.

This will need to be addressed in future studies, as the important landmarks needed for prosthesis design are subtle imaging features that may be more challenging to detect on in vivo imaging.

After referencing the center of the hip by circumduction, the landmarks needed for femorotibial kinematics by the navigation system were digitized.