Sentence examples for landmarks so that from inspiring English sources

We designed the 1.28-km route to be walkable within 15 min and moderately complex, with numerous recognizable landmarks so that route locations could be recognized from photographs.

Bending energy is the energy required to bend an infinitely thin metal plate over one set of landmarks so that the height over each landmark is equal to the coordinates of the corresponding landmark in the other configuration [51].

We characterize the shape of 50 corallites from a single colony by a configuration of 48 landmarks, so that the shape tangent space has 92 dimensions (48 landmarks × 2 - 4).

Separate regressors were created for permanent and transient landmarks so that we could contrast responses to the two types of landmark in direct relation to how well people knew the permanence of landmarks.

Bending energy is the energy required to bend an infinitely thin metal plate over one set of landmarks so that the height over each landmark is equal to the coordinates of the corresponding landmark in the other configuration [ 31].

These were further registered to fixed anatomical landmarks so that data from any particular CT slice could be merged with that from the corresponding slice in the other pigs.

"We're dealing with a historic landmark, so that puts restrictions on what we can do," he said.

Knowing that their house would be destroyed, they created this landmark so that they would know where their house used to be when their wish to return home came true.

Soft tissue was elevated from one level above to one level below the fracture using Cobb elevator so that anatomical landmarks could be clearly defined.

In the theatre, you go over your lines quite a lot in rehearsals, and you have the blocking process, where you work out where you'll move on stage, so that puts helpful landmarks in your head as well.

Bagpipers tested their instruments beside 90 West Street, a landmark so damaged that it remains under protective netting.