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.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Distinctly Brass, brass quintet, directed by Max Morden, will perform season music, featuring Daniel de Riancho, tenor, and Heather Jones, handbell soloist.
Two other distal tibiae from Hadar, Ethiopia, A.L. 333-6 A.L.A.L. 333-7 (Figure 6), have distinctly human-like anteriorly directed sets to the distal tibia, implying the presence of rearfoot arching.
The wild things in the movie have been designed and directed toward a distinctly older age group than the book's original audience.
It ought to be noted that many Chelsea supporters had applauded Bridge, their one-time favourite, and much of the booing directed at him was distinctly of the pantomime variety.
(F ) Fifth proleg of holotype STMN65-1; note stiff, upward directed bristles which are distinctly longer than setae on body.
The results described herein exploit this aspect of the AAV life cycle to demonstrate the first example of directed concatemerization, specifically and exclusively, of distinctly transduced AAV genomes.
When forced to prune the search space due to limitations on memory and time, it uses a directed search which favors good solutions over distinctly poorer ones.
But while I theoretically welcome the return of a topical sketch show to the West End, this one, directed by Max Sturnsrd-Clark, turns out to be a distinctly patchy affair.
The majority held "distinctly negative views of the United States," but many said that was directed at the United States government, not the American people.
