Sentence examples for visible landmark from inspiring English sources

The Eglise Saint-Joseph is the most visible landmark, its distinctive octagonal spire rising to 110m.

The bridge is, to put it mildly, a visible landmark, but not without its complexities.

Today, the four-mile Cheonggyecheon River is the capital's most visible landmark.

By means of a sight fitted to the compass, the direction of any visible landmark or buoy can be measured.

Aleppo's most visible landmark is the medieval citadel, which sits on a partly man-made hill at the centre of the city about 130 feet (40 metres) high.

The village's most visible landmark, aside from the lagoon, is the church, also Santo Cristo, a small stone structure, with a bell tower.

Visible landmarks are used by mammals, at least for orientation within short distances.

Visible landmarks had passed on either side, as pleasantly unremarkable as sheep or daffodils.

Men tend to describe the route and distance to the parked car, while women tend to identify visible landmarks, said the report, which was published in the journal Applied Cognitive Psychology.

Though the clock has been one of the borough's most visible landmarks since the tower was completed in 1929, its four faces often showed different times.

A criterion based on the estimation of future visible landmarks, considering uncertainties on landmarks and camera positions, is integrated in a Model Predictive Control loop to compute safe trajectories with respect to the visual localisation.