Similar words: rest on, simile, stone, smile on, facsimile, astonish, astonished, astonishment. Meaning: ['maɪlstəʊn] 
n. 1. stone post at side of a road to show distances 2. a significant event in your life (or in a project).
n. 1. stone post at side of a road to show distances 2. a significant event in your life (or in a project). 
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(151) Schiller is the second milestone only next to Goethe in the German classic literature.
(152) Drag onto a Gantt chart to add a new milestone task to your project schedule.
(153) Comparing with Bach as the summation and the milestone of the Baroque period, creactive characteristics of rococo presented by Francois Couperin more than 200 harpsichords.
(154) Once or twice under the foothills I glimpsed the mound of a kurgan, broken open like the lips of a volcano – the burial-place of a tribal chief, perhaps, or the milestone of some lost nomad advance.
(155) Drag onto a Cylindrical Timeline to add a milestone division and callout.
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(156) The Second Vatican Council had far-reaching influence on the development of Christianity all over the world, and became the milestone in modem Catholic history.
(157) For example, the National Ignition Facility located in Livermore, California, is predicting a major milestone accomplishment of ignition sometime in 2011/2012.
(158) The business user can also define the key performance indicators (KPIs) for each milestone defined in the milestone model described earlier.
(159) Thereby, the advancement of duality theories is a big milestone in functional analysis.
(160) Droid, Milestone, Eris, Moment, Spica, even the Hero, all have had their Eclair, one way or another.
(161) It was a milestone that shared bus switch fabrics had been replaced by crossbar fabrics.
(162) Pictures are nice, but I don't need any reminders for such a milestone in our lives.
(163) Thank you for the Milestone, it's really unputdownable to me.
(164) This cento mentioned here is another classic work composed by Bao Yuankai after the cento named Yan Huang Feng Qing, furthermore, it's the milestone of the development in Chinese ethnologic symphony.
(165) Therefore Wavelet analysis is called a microscope of signal analysis and a milestone of Fourier analysis.
(166) Their study is the latest milestone in MIT's long association with chaos theory.
(167) If these measures are implemented, it will be a milestone for business ethics in China.
(168) Completion of this milestone confirms the system meets requirements and allows the satellite to proceed to final factory test activities prior to launch.
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