Sentence examples for providing a landmark from inspiring English sources

The objective of this phase of the test program was to investigate the performance of a mid-rise light-frame wood building with a first-story moment frame when subjected to a major earthquake, essentially providing a landmark data set to the seismic engineering research community.

Neal and Johnson ([1996]) provide a landmark example.

Despite such possible concerns, the development of miravirsen by Santaris Pharma provides a landmark breakthrough for miRNA based therapeutics.

The designation provides a landmark opportunity to focus attention on a global epidemic affecting some 35 million people worldwide.

In this issue, Kunikowska et al. [ 1] provide a landmark study with the first clinical use of a combination of simultaneously administered ("cocktail") radio-nuclides.

The scan time required for the task runs averaged 75 min. To discourage movement and provide a landmark for head position during scanning, participants were fitted with an individualized, thermoplastic mask that was attached to the head coil.

This study will provide a landmark report that is of relevance and importance to patients and to hospital stakeholders and managers, health policy makers, nurses, and educators who advocate patient benefits.

They also conceivably provide a landmark for the assembly of the FER signaling apparatus and regulation of its activity such as by maintaining its stability or inducing its recycling from the cell membrane, roles known to be played by GPI-APs (Lingwood and Simons, 2010; Fujita and Kinoshita, 2012; Yu et al., 2013).

Post signs with arrows, use balloons or provide a landmark if your house is even slightly off the beaten path.

The construction of the bridge formed part of the regeneration of the Hulme district of Manchester, both by re-establishing the former route of Stretford Road, which had been cut into two halves by the construction of Princess Road in 1969, and by providing a local landmark.

This fits their intended purpose of providing a rough initial landmark estimate for the other constraints (cf. Section 3).