Edgar Rice Burroughs, with his serialized story "Under the Moons of Mars" (1912; novelized as A Princess of Mars, 1917; adapted for film as John Carter, 2012), transformed European-style "literary" science fiction into a distinctly American genre directed at a juvenile audience.
Outdoor instruments were adapted for indoor use; raucous sounds were transformed into soothing tones; and bagpipe, shawm, and hurdy-gurdy became musette, haubois, and vielle à roue.
First, the approach should be adapted for data which cannot readily be transformed to normality, such as counts, quantal or ordinal data.
The chemical composition of deposited layer was examined by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) adapted for the rough surfaces (diffusion reflection spectroscope EasyDiff).
By restriction to the standard covering Ô, we describe a structure of algebra on L2(Ô) and an adapted Fourier transform for type I group G.
At the same time, these primary energy sources must be adapted and transformed for applications such as electricity generation, heating and cooling of buildings, and transportation of passengers and freight.
With minimal modifications these two highly portable, carefully documented Radon-transform routines could be easily adapted for a broad range of applications.
New whale fossils are revealing how the animal's ears were transformed in a process of compromise: Early whales had ears adapted for hearing both on land and underwater.
The differential transform method, which is based on the Taylor series expansion, is adapted for the development of the solution.
These microbial factories manufacture semiconductor nanocrystals inside and display protein A molecules on cell surface, transforming Staphylococcus aureus (S. aureus) cells into highly fluorescent cellular beacons that can be easily adapted for detection of diverse biological targets.
The transform condition (13) is applied only for rectangular and cylindrical fins whereas (14) is adapted for all the geometries.
