(The roster of interior landmarks is separate from the city's 1,318 exterior landmarks, one of which is the Rockefeller Center complex, designated in 1985).
Notable landmarks, some of which have been settings for the show, that served as venues include the University of Scranton, the Radisson Lackawanna Station Hotel and the Mall at Steamtown.
FA is defined by 3 landmarks, 2 of which are also used for MA measurements.
The lower right hand panel of Fig. 5 shows 7 such anatomical landmarks, all of which should lie on the lip boundary curves.
They are known for their route following abilities, a phenomenon that involves following chains of landmarks, each of which triggers place recognition and recall of specific onward instructions [ 7].
Take the example of a brain tumour, where one would like to capture its extension in relation to important anatomical landmarks, some of which are seen well in the sagittal plane (e.g. the corpus callosum, others better in the coronal plane (e.g. the hippocampus).
Beyond the boundary was no cathedral, just the Meet, a famous landmark here, of which the locals are rightly proud, even if it still looks like an extended Nissen hut.
Meanwhile, the mysterious stone Maiden Tower, the city's signature landmark, parts of which are more than 2,500 years old, has been turned into the screen for a video-art exhibition so mesmerizing it seemed to be waiting for Frank Gehry to build walls around it.
Our method aims at finding the minimum number of landmarks for which a bound on the maximum deviation of the robot from its desired trajectory can be guaranteed with high confidence.
