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When officially released, Chrome OS will represent a milestone for Google.
In combination with the membrane constraint, proteomic predictions represent a milestone for constraint-based modeling.
These results represent a milestone for in vitro protein synthesis, with potential for the cGMP production of disulfide-bonded biotherapeutic proteins.
Adoption of the first ever Juvenile Justice Law will represent a milestone for Montenegro's judiciary and a crucial prerequisite for the fulfillment of the rights of the child within the judiciary system.
Thursday groundbreaking judgment in the case of the former Liberian president Charles Taylor represents a milestone for both international justice and gender justice.
But the evening also represents a milestone for the tenor Matthew Polenzani, who sings Prince Tamino, the confused and questing youth who becomes so adept on the magic flute.
It represented a milestone for Lincoln in his effort to insert an antislavery agenda in the war to preserve the Union.
The installation of the last centrifuges at Fordo represents a milestone for the Iranians that the Obama administration hoped to avoid.
"Notwithstanding the insufficient years of the sentence, the verdict represents a milestone for the international criminal tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), having achieved the arrest of all 161 indicted persons".
Loaded with 7,400 pounds of experiment hardware and supplies, the Japanese H.T.V. cargo craft represents a milestone for the station program, an effort to give the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and its international partners another way to deliver crucial equipment after the space shuttles are retired next year.
The appointment represented a milestone for law enforcement, putting a woman at the top of an agency with a storied past and a Hollywood-fueled image of Clint Eastwood-style men with sunglasses and earpieces stoically guarding the commander in chief at home and abroad.
