Sentence examples for landmarks at a from inspiring English sources

Living Landmarks WEDNESDAY -- Elaine Kaufman and Elaine Stritch will be among those designated by the New York Landmarks Conservancy as living landmarks at a black-tie dinner at the Plaza.

To report success rates determined retrospectively of CVCPs in dogs using external landmarks at a tertiary referral institution.

The ends of the line segments in the images on the top row indicate the positions of the landmarks at a point 100 units out in the positive direction on PC1.

It became strongly responsive to permanent landmarks at a similar time to RSC, but unlike RSC was engaged initially by another feature of the items their memorableness before their permanence became apparent.

"We were able to buy a fantastic landmark at a discounted price," Mr. Propp said.

Alongside the 10th hole, scores of fans were making the pilgrimage to a shady spot in the woods right of the hole, pointing and talking reverently as if looking for a landmark at a Civil War battlefield.

The scientists concentrate on one landmark at a time, which leaves open many questions about what is happening in the other parts of the brain to which the amygdala has connecting fibers.

The other secret that many Long Island residents may not know is that Antoine de Sainthexupery, the French writer, aviator and visionary, wrote "The Little Prince," his most famous book, in Asharoken in 1943, perhaps looking up now and then to stare out the parlor window of the Bevin House, a local landmark, at a lawn that slopes down to Duck Island Bay.

The Stanford group didn't build its map one DNA landmark at a time, as do most gene mappers.

And Mr. Allen not only made his film, but he also testified before the landmarks commission at a standing-room-only public hearing.

Yesterday, Robert B. Tierney, the chairman of the landmarks commission, said that both would be considered for landmark status at a hearing on Sept. 21 and that the commission was working in concert with the archdiocese.