Today the legend continues with the Speedster, a 20-foot rocket featuring a distinctive reverse-transom, a deep-V hull, flared bow and classic dashboard.
He produced thousands of pages of detailed drawings and extensive notes (written in his distinctive left-hand reverse script), and planned to collect them all into a major anatomical treatise.
The provenance was without doubt; many of the pictures even bore the photographer's distinctive handwriting on their reverse sides, "like postcards", says Stourdzé.
But Khalil says that she believes Lover.ly can be distinctive because the site is the reverse of Pinterest.
The graded NiTi samples exhibit widened stress window with distinctive positive stress gradient over forward and reverse martensitic transformations in the alloy.
After spending many billions to create a totally new car, image, marketing style, share of mind, everything new and unlike anything else, GM would not suddenly reverse course and redesign the distinctive Saturn into just another GM look-alike.
However, reverse gyrase that is a distinctive trait for adaptation to high temperatures may play an alternative role, for example, in protecting DNA against thermal degradation [64].
Because of Rolls-Royce necessities such as thronelike front seating, reverse-opening rear doors, a distinctive suspension and the large wheels and tires, the long-wheelbase 7 Series platform has been extensively re-engineered.
To investigate distinctive features in drug-resistant mutations (DRMs) and interpretations for reverse transcriptase inhibitors (RTIs) between proviral DNA and paired viral RNA in HIV-1-infected patients.
The water-exposed, positively charged residues of kurtoxin form a distinctive large electropositive surface, which is located around the five-residue reverse turn and C-terminal segment and is the proposed Na+ channel binding site in scorpion α-toxins.
