Sentence examples for landmark requirement from inspiring English sources
Must I make my 19th century town house accessible, and wouldn't this conflict with the landmark requirement to maintain the historic exterior?... Nathaniel Frank, Brooklyn.
Regulations imposed by the Fire Department had to conform to historical landmark requirements.
The suit asserted that the landmark requirements were so strict it was impossible for him to develop his property.
Merion, Oakmont and Pinehurst — all of which have hosted major championships — meet National Historic Landmark requirements because their original designs have remained intact.
In morbidly obese patients, difficult airway management, obscured surface landmarks and requirement for tracheostomy tubes not designed for PDT may make the procedure problematic.
Thomas Currier, a principal of the group, said he had hired the architects Wids DeLaCour and Richard Ferrara because he admired the deft way they altered and reduced in size an illegally installed rooftop addition in TriBeCa to conform to landmarks commission requirements.
This debate led to a landmark investigation into transfusion requirements in critical care [the transfusion requirements in critical care (TRICC) trial], which we believe has brought about a change in practice [ 12].
We also test our proposed algorithms on the landmark benchmark from MPEG CDVS requirement subgroup [35], which contains 13,179 scene photos, organized into 198 landmark locations from the Peking University Campus.
As for accuracy requirement, fiducial landmarks such as on the eyes and nose need to be determined more accurately as they often guide the search for secondary landmarks with less prominent or reliable image evidence.
Yet a major limitation remains with the lack of evidence to correlate differentiation in vitro with landmark events and genetic requirements in vivo.
Like nearly 200 municipalities in New Jersey, Emerson had yet to file a plan on how it would accommodate low- and moderate-income housing, a requirement under the landmark state law commonly known as Mount Laurel.
