But in the field of Mesoamerican archaeology, he was best known for a landmark survey of central Mexican sites in the 1970s.
You get a walking tour of central London landmarks from the films and a trip to the Warner Bros Studio for The Making of Harry Potter Tour.
After all, here through the long strip of windows were the unrivalled views of central London landmarks – Tate Modern, St Paul's Cathedral, assorted other Wren churches – that I had come to expect from medical tourism.
The Australian Olympic team's bus journey from Heathrow to the Olympic Village turned into a four-hour marathon, accidentally taking them past a series of central London landmarks before getting lost in West Ham, according to the Daily Telegraph.
The GLMM logit models computed on the devoicing behaviour of the phonologically voiced velar stop showed that the effect of language is significant for the three central landmarks of the stop closure (z = 7.9, z = 7.3, z = 6.4; all, p < 0.001) with higher voicing for Italian than EP.
The weaker role of the central object was further confirmed by the fourth comparison between groups (3, 4), which was not statistically significant (mean difference = 6.6 ms, t(10) = .06, p = .95), indicating that in the presence of the salient landmarks, the central object received little special attention compared with other objects.
Fairfax Avenue is one of the main north-south thoroughfares of Central LA; its 5-mile length is home to city landmarks like the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the original LA Farmers Market and The Grove, a posh shopping center.
In addition, by teaching the landmark technique second, the residents at that time are definitely experienced with the procedure of central line placement.
Ultrasound has been introduced in the insertion of central venous lines to reduce the complications associated with the conventional landmark technique [ 1].
