There's the initial sweep of the place, a sort of planting the flag on the key landmarks -- the beach, the restaurants, and as a nod to his little sister Karen, the pool.
Among the key landmarks included here are Ernest Ransome's 1905 United Shoe Machinery Corporation building in Beverly, Mass., one of the first concrete-frame factory structures to be lighted by daylight, and Albert Kahn's 1913 Ford assembly plant in Highland Park, Mich., a six-story building that became one of the great monuments of early-20th-century capitalism.
Figure 3 presents a historical timeline that highlights some of the key landmarks in the past 150 years, and we elaborate on these discoveries below.
A key landmark in this evolution is the appearance of the most-recent common ancestor the cell that has the full complement of somatic mutations found in all tumor cells.
This is of importance as the temporal horn is a key landmark entered during the standard neurosurgical approach for ATLR.
During this period the city continued to grow eastward to the present Plaza de la Independencia, which is the site of a monumental arch, the Puerta de Alcalá, built in 1778 and still a key landmark.
He had a reputation for building uncompromising contemporary architecture and no previous track record in conservation, but was immediately seduced by the prospect of working with such a key landmark of the modern movement.
A key landmark in the history of modern architecture, the tiny cocktail spot is also known as the K* rntner Bar and is just off K* rntnerstrasse in Vienna's inner city.
Herring referred to the case in his NPR interview: "There have been times in some key landmark cases where Virginia was on the wrong side, was on the wrong side of history and on the wrong side of the law," he said.
