Definitions for "Landmarks"
An environmental feature that is detectable and always present, and that is not likely to be missed as one travels a route.
a unit of BASF Plant Science and its Centre of Excellence for DNA sequencing and genotyping
The @Road Landmarks feature—available with all @Road Field Force Management solutions—is an enhanced scheduling and reporting tool that enables you to define and post special destinations and locations in the @Road customized mapping database, then view them conveniently on a map in relation to current field asset locations. Landmarks feature option is an excellent tool for administrators looking to streamline their vehicle routing process while reducing wasted time, fuel costs and other expenses.
cephalometric  Anatomic and constructed measurepoints used in analysis of cephalometric radiographs.
Landmarks is the last actual studio album by Clannad. It was released in 1997. A remastered recording was released February 22, 2005, by RCA records.
A building which has become a point of reference because its height, siting, distinctive design or use sets it apart from surrounding buildings. Examples may include churches and other important civic buildings such as town halls.
in the context of a menuing system, nodes that are frequently accessed and that represent transition points between states or kinds of environments; like geographical landmarks or anchor points that the user can return to when restarting a search; also called "cognitive landmarks" (Norman, 1991, p. 230).