Certain great landmark rivers, the scene of both civic cults and private devotions, are believed to have general therapeutic and apotropaic powers.
As for places, including landmarks, rivers and mountains, Bing now incorporates a large amount of additional information and can show you more data about local airports, attractions and other cities people search for in the Snapshots bar.
What geological formations or landmark or river made this road wind up this way?
Traditional visual landmarks — flagpole, river bend, stone church — are hardly recognized.
In a landmark paper, Rivers and colleagues demonstrated early goal directed therapy, targeting a specific central venous pressure (CVP) and mixed central venous oxygen saturation (ScVO2), improved mortality by 16% [ 2].
Studies on bat migration implied that bats use linear landmarks like river valleys (e.g., Furmankiewicz and Kucharska 2009), coast lines of the Baltic, North and Black Sea, tree rows, stone dikes, and forest edges (e.g., Ahlén et al. 2009) as corridors where they migrate concentratedly (Baerwald and Barclay 2009).
The bridge has been conserved and is a landmark on the river-side path.
Thanks to this landmark legislation, our rivers are no longer catching on fire, and our waterways are safer and healthier than they were decades ago.
I planned the route by comparing my uncle's map with Google's and remembering the landmarks – a lake, a river, railway tracks, anything that I would be able to recognise.
Metes and bounds, limits or boundaries of a tract of land as identified by natural landmarks, such as rivers, or by man-made structures, such as roads, or by stakes or other markers.
