Measurements were taken over a set of 23 anthropological soft tissue facial landmarks marked on two different dummies, assessing photogrammetric software precision and system measurement accuracy.
Something like a booklet about a town should give some general historical information, a map of the town with the important landmarks marked, and telephone numbers for things like taxis or the visitor information center.
Boston and modernism have an uneasy co-existence, so Christian Science Center's designation as a Boston City Landmark marks a major milestone in the recognition of Post War landscape architecture's importance and cultural significance.
The International Society Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, with branches throughout the United States and in Canada, maintains a museum and monuments, preserves old landmarks, marks historical sites, keeps a library of historical matter, and collects data and relics to document the lives of the Utah pioneers.
Thus, these pegs indicated the estimated centers of the femoral heads (landmark X). 4 landmarks were marked with adhesive ECG electrodes with peripheral rim trimmed.
Best landmark Wellyhenge, marking the graveyard of boots lost in the Pilton's stickiest mud.
Three groups released landmark records marking high points in their careers.
In a landmark speech marking Russia's takeover of Crimea, President Vladimir Putin called Russians disagreeing with his policies, such as his decision to occupy Crimea, a fifth column.
The ECJ's final ruling, expected within three to six months, will be a landmark decision, marking the first time the EU court has waded into the controversial issue of head coverings worn by Muslims.
The BBC World War One At Home tour has opened its doors for the first time at the Suffolk Show as part of the BBC's landmark series marking the centenary of the start of the conflict.
