Sentence examples for recognized destination from inspiring English sources

His renowned restaurant, Le Bec-Fin, was a globally recognized destination for 44 years.

From France, the Comoros islands are a recognized destination for visiting friends and relatives; no other country evaluated reported any malaria cases for travelers to the Comoros.

While Duke Gardens is one of the most recognized destinations on campus, it's less well known that the attraction's origins can be traced back to the medical campus.

In other words, the wayfinding process comprises knowing where you are, knowing your destination, following the best route to your destination, recognizing your destination upon arrival, and finding your way back out (Carpman & Grant 1993).

Sharjah has become a globally recognized art destination with its Sharjah Biennial, started in 1993.

These workers are sufficiently skilled to meet South Africa's particular needs but whose qualifications, because they are specific to South Africa, would be less likely to be recognized by destination countries [ 82- 85].

Any mistake will result in a failed delivery of the packet to the intended host computer or a failed reply because no host will recognize the destination IP address as their own.

Go casino-hopping, perhaps in one of the lesser recognized gambling destinations like Maryland, which is set to open its sixth casino later this year.

By using e.g. RFID-labels, it recognizes its destination within the logistic system by itself.

The approach is supported by Software-Defined Networking (SDN) capabilities that recognize traffic destination and route it to the corporate data center or out to the internet.

The commission's case for landmarking the 1902 building calls the Strand "a center of literary life in Lower Manhattan" and "an internationally recognized bookstore and destination". The commission's designation report also cites the building's Renaissance Revival facade and its prominent architect, William H. Birkmire.