Sentence examples for landmarks change from inspiring English sources

Of course, summaries and landmarks change depending on viewpoints and their scale.

Because the distances between lesions and landmarks change when the lung is collapsed, ratios calculated from points on multiple imaginary auxiliary lines are useful.

In the first row of Figure 9, we show a probe image with the head tilted up and a gallery image without tilt, because of the tilt of the head the relative positions of the landmarks change.

Finally, it is also worth noting that these measures of torsion are calculated using bone landmarks; changes in the relative size/position of these landmarks throughout development may affect the amount of torsion recorded and also affect comparisons between lines.

This census brings another landmark change in the head count.

Apple has made a landmark change to its 15-year-old desktop and laptop operating system.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton voted for the ethics measure, but has lately suggested that it was neither a landmark change nor particularly controversial.

Women ministers are confident that, with newly energised lobbying might feeding into the consultation, landmark change to Britain's maternity rights - the worst in the EU - is achievable.

President George W. Bush also failed to enact a landmark change in a domestic program, his second-term effort to create private accounts in the Social Security system.

"That is what we call a landmark change of course — by one of climatology's most renowned warmist scientists," declared a blogger named Pierre L. Gosselin.

The case lead to a public investigation that found the Metropolitan Police Service to be "institutionally racist" and a landmark change to the double jeopardy laws which allowed a retrial on the basis of new scientific evidence.