Sentence examples for milestones described from inspiring English sources

His written account of the experiment in 1671 is among the oldest in a collection of scientific milestones described in Letters to the Royal Society, which are made public today to celebrate the 350th anniversary of Britain's academy of science.

Like the novel, its characters were equally cultural milestones, described by a reviewer as "seminal characters" (of American fiction).

Rick Allen is the CEO of SnagFilms, which offers free viewing of documentaries, including those about the human rights milestones described above.

Plots of the cumulative baseline hazard over time were used to assess time trends in the underlying rate of beginning implementation, allowing for the covariates of income level and milestones described previously.

Rick Johnson Taipei, TaiwanFew have got it as right as your list of three milestones describing "How America's big companies got environmentalism": the electricity industry's position now favors federal regulation of carbon emissions, Jim Rogers' role in that conversion, and the formation of the United States Climate Action Partnership that brought industrialists and environmentalists together.

These developmental milestones describe the acquisition of skills up to a defined age of the child [ 37, 38], and 95% of children in the targeted age group are expected to have these skills.

Create your own business plan 5.4 Milestones The milestones table describes the steps required for the beginning of operations.

Current status and necessary technologies of the first milestone, as well as necessary technologies for the next three milestones are described.

In Washington, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice hailed the Parliament's action as an important milestone and described Mr. Maliki as someone the Bush administration could work with.

Mr. McDuffie was best known as a founder of Milestone Media, described by The Plain Dealer of Cleveland in 2000 as "the industry's most successful minority-owned-and-operated comic company".

Ireland's finance minister, Michael Noonan, hailed the country's bailout exit as a "very significant milestone" and described the Irish people as the real "heroes and heroines",  but insisted that the country must continue to make "prudent" economic and social decisions.