Sentence examples for landmark not only from inspiring English sources

Elton's first book, Animal Ecology, published in 1927, was a landmark not only for his brilliant treatment of animal communities but also because the main features of his discussion have remained as leading principles of the subject ever since: food chains and the food cycle, the size of food, niches, and the "pyramid of numbers".

Claire Swift, from Brighton Dome, said: "It is a landmark, not only for the Dome but for Abba as it has been said it marked the beginning of their fame across the world".

Through the further research on landmark method, the current method of protecting location privacy based on a landmark not only uses landmark position to replace the real position of a target, but also utilizes some algorithms to give a false position to replace the real position of users.

Second, introducing a salient landmark not only significantly reduced the overall reaction time but also amplified the distortion.

Darwin's trees are justly considered a landmark not only of biology and of science more broadly, but of modern intellectual and visual culture as well [ 100, 177].

"As a property lawyer who has been working in the City for over 30 years," he said in welcoming the "New City Architecture" exhibition, "I am delighted to see the dynamic ways in which the City has been able to make the most of the land available to promote iconic buildings which have become landmarks not only in London but across the world".

In our solution, we select landmarks not only based on the consideration of graph partition and pairwise shortest distance estimation, but an evenly coverage property is desired.

This is a landmark moment not only for McGregor but for Zuffa, which promotes the UFC.

Yet it proved so successful that 30 years later the 5150 is regarded as a landmark product, not only for IBM, but the rest of the industry.

The exterior has landmark status not only individually, but also as part of the Upper West Side-Central Park West Historic District and a smaller domain, the Central Park West-76th Street Historic District.

After the release of Mad Max 2, in December 1981 – which really is a landmark picture, not only of Australian cinema, but the action genre as a whole – Miller realised he had somehow tapped unconsciously into writer Joseph Campbell's concept of the hero's journey.