Moreover, LC and Cu II) have both higher imprinting factor α (about two times) than the other structural analogues, and the excellent selectivity coefficient β in multi solute system also demonstrates the preferential affinity to templates (i.e. LC and Cu II)) due to a good imprinting effect.
Many of these have been reduced to mere imprints, brands stamped on a book's title page, though every good imprint bears the faint mark of a bygone firm with its own mission and sensibility.
From that loss came their slogan for this season, "Unfinished Business". But they need to gain more from that unhappy ending than a saying that looks good imprinted on a T-shirt.
Once a good lyric imprints itself on a tune, it can never be wholly removed.
Luckily, Higgs, along with Whitechapel's director and curator Iwona Blazwick and the Tate's curator Andrew Wilson, kept a good number of Imprint 93 issues.
Our results demonstrate that DMC is a good predictor of glacial imprint, allowing automated delineation of glacially and fluvially incised mountain landscapes.
However, imprinting appears in marsupials and possibly monotremes, and Eric Keverne and colleagues have made a good case for considering imprinting in terms of maternal-fetal co-adaptation rather than conflict (Curley et al. 2004).
A good personal brand is the imprint we leave on people' minds; a seamless and integrated set of values, ideas, ambitions and perceptions that appear effortless and natural.
So it's useful on many levels to either allow you to see what kind of skills you'll have to develop and to be imprinted with a good leadership style, or it's going to tell you that you've got to rethink where you're going.
A good example is the gene imprinting by drugs that will be revealed only at maturity; this is an important subject of current research, and many findings have been reported for some chemicals such as bisphenol A [26, 27].
