Sentence examples for be the imprint from inspiring English sources

The MLT-ISO is believed to be the imprint of the lower atmospheric Madden-Julian oscillation which travels eastward from the Indian Ocean-western Pacific Ocean to the present location.

The holes in the rock are said to be the imprint of his fingers; a pot of gold reputedly lies underneath.

A geologic footprint covering most of western Czechoslovakia may be the imprint of an immense object that smashed into Earth millions of years ago, scientists said last week.

In the latter case, an epigenetically transmitted increased expression of garnet in the maternal germline would be the imprint that inhibits heterochromatin spreading in the somatic cells of the progeny.

Thus, Signature B may be caused by a combination of replication and BER, whereas Signature E may be the imprint of the almost exclusive activity of BER on uracil.

I wonder if drawings can be the imprints of our souls?

Its eventual publisher, Legenda, is the imprint of the European Humanities Research Centre of the University of Oxford.

Another sign that a book's guidance is solid is the imprint of a reputable institution.

One of the strongest indicators of the continent's growth is the imprint of digital technology.

What's changed is the imprint's all-powerful, canon-determining place in the market.

The most troubling aspect of this anniversary is the imprint the wall has left on the younger generation, analysts say.