Sentence examples for landmarks of a from inspiring English sources
While the uprisings of Falluja, Najaf, Basra and Baghdad against the occupation will always remain as landmarks of a people resisting occupation, these incredible seconds have united Iraqis in the most dramatic fashion.
Once I begin to know what the story is, then I can think of specific things, like what glue is called on the streets, or what landmarks of a place to invoke.
Shadowed by the landmarks of a government that turned promises of secular nationalism into a withering authoritarianism, thousands of young people did what the state of President Hosni Mubarak never allowed in 29 years.
There, when a Hula-Hoop miraculously rolls toward him at a bus stop, Mr. Hagen undergoes zany liberation as he strips to his underwear and hoops his way toward the evocative Second Street Tunnel, past the gritty landmarks of a depopulated downtown.
As sunlight broke through the windows of the charter boat, the Brooklyn VI, its disappointed crew settled into the passenger booths and talked about loss: of the customers who once filled the fishing boats all year round, of the neighborhood's vanishing landmarks, of a freedom to drift at sea without tightening government restrictions.
Work instructions are usually defined in terms of anatomical landmarks of a given template.
Last year, the two came out with a book, "Hudson Valley Ruins: Forgotten Landmarks of an American Landscape" (University Press of New England).
Spanning the years from 1945 to 1965, this 52-film series brings together the landmarks of an outburst of post-World War II cinematic creativity.
Moreover, we can localize the landmarks of an image in 0.007s.
Gökberk et al. [87] solved the problem by initializing the landmarks of the test face with the landmarks of an average face model (AFM), the two being aligned initially via iterative closest point (ICP) algorithm.
For this purpose, the detected landmarks from the currently considered images are related to the manually annotated landmarks of an atlas.
