Sentence examples for landmark of human from inspiring English sources

A final answer to any of these questions would be a landmark of human progress.

"We have always worked hard and overcome great odds and the work I make is surely a historic landmark of human perseverance and resilience".

The imminent welcoming back to its spiritual and scholarly home of one of the 'great landmarks of human cultural achievement' in Durham – the Lindisfarne Gospel Book – has provided a unique opportunity for Durham University to engage in some creative educational outreach activity.

Immune impairment and high circulating level of pro-inflammatory cytokines are landmarks of human aging.

The early years of his reign seemed to bear this out, with landmark reforms of human rights, the region's only truth and reconciliation commission over past human rights abuses, and a focus on addressing poverty that earned him the monicker "king of the poor".

Over the past two decades, microsatellite genotypes have provided the data for landmark studies of human population-genetic variation.

Landmark studies of human FASD conducted by Riley and his colleagues and reviewed in their article (see Murawski et al).

Fast-forward 40 years, and the country known as the Wild West of the East understandably wants to be known for something other than mass murder and landmarks made of human skulls.

The foreground extraction represents a pre-processing procedure to be implemented in a system for capturing human movement in order to facilitate the tracking of anatomical landmarks on human bodies.

Later, when he visits a group of Alzheimer's patients at a nursing home and feels suddenly comforted by his easy manner with them, Pierce writes, "I saw the ruined city in the country of my disease, but, this time, there were landmarks, and signs of human passage".

For this reason, cellulose has always played an important role in the life of humans, and its applications could even constitute a landmark in the understanding of human evolution.