Sentence examples for particular milestones from inspiring English sources

Three of the paintings from 1965/1-∞ will be shown here, alongside examples of the artist's photographic self-portraits, each of which were taken at particular milestones in this epic, somewhat melancholic endeavour.

A selection of historical references is provided to align methodological developments with particular milestones in science.

NASA's human spaceflight division now uses a statistical model called the Joint Confidence Level, or JCL, to predict the likelihood a program will meet particular milestones based on funding expectations.

As I reach this particular milestone, it is hard not be worried about the economy.

"You can spend years around a particular milestone," said Tobias Levkovich, chief United States equity strategist at Citigroup.

That particular milestone, assuming he's telling the truth, may be a distant memory now for Carell, who is 43.

It may sound like a cringe-worthy response to a graduate school interview question, but if you ask me why I became a research biologist, I'll still tell you – 23 years after that particular milestone – that I want to cure diseases.

In the 2011 edition of "The Bill James Handbook," which uses mathematical formulas to estimate a player's likelihood of achieving a particular milestone, only three active players besides Jeter are projected to have a better than 50-50 chatce at getting 3,000 hits.

Everyone reaches this particular milestone differently.

In the event of a dispute as to whether a particular milestone has been met, the peer reviewer acts as a tie-breaker.

Plus, Hastings added, they didn't really consider this particular milestone material to their business, since they'd announced via their blog that they were approaching that total anyways.