The first thing one can say about the Star Trek into Darkness, nine minutes of which screened for the press earlier this week, is that it feels distinctly more … Star Trekky than its predecessor.
But the new team can hardly fare worse than their distinctly throwaway big-screen predecessors, who floundered in 2005 and 2007 despite the presence of a pre-Captain America Chris Evans.
Film critic Pauline Kael called Brando "our greatest living actor," and the curators at the American Museum of the Moving Image described him this way: "With animal intensity and insolent charm, he embodied a new and distinctly American on-screen style.
"Screening mammography," to look for early stage disease in women without symptoms, is distinctly different from "diagnostic mammography," which uses mammography imaging to help diagnose suspicious lumps that have been found by a woman or her healthcare provider.
By screening Paramecium tetraurelia's 3' untranslated regions for 8-mers that were previously found to be preserved in mammalian 3' UTRs, we detect and characterize a motif that is distinctly conserved in the ribosomal genes of this ciliate.
The front of the device is dominated by a 7in screen with a large black bezel, which is just 1,024 x 600 pixels making it lower resolution and therefore less sharp and distinctly fuzzy-looking than the screens of the Tesco Hudl, Amazon Kindle Fire and Google Nexus 7. Text looks slightly fuzzy on websites and ebooks, while images lack detail and look washed out and dull.
Behind high-tech screens are some distinctly low-tech costs.
After Doogie, Harris took on a variety of stage and screen roles, sometimes playing distinctly shifty characters.
But that enthusiasm is still TV-first, other screens second, with tablets remaining distinctly in a secondary, not primary, role.
Tablets, after all, provide a distinctly different user experience and their bigger screens would lend themselves well to some of the content types Google offers in the Google Play store.
Microarrays are ideal to screen for genes that are distinctly regulated under selected conditions that otherwise have little effect on global gene expression.
