Sentence examples for clear imprint from inspiring English sources

But Curry left a clear imprint on the Garden and set a record for the most 3-pointers by a Knicks opponent.

"As the ball leaves a clear imprint on the clay, there isn't any need for Hawk-Eye and the charm of bringing the chair umpire all the way down from his perch is also, happily for us, retained," writes Suhrith Parthasarathy, whose explanation stacks up, but fails to account for those occasions when players and umpires disagree over which ball-mark is the one they're looking for.

I told her to give me my cell phone and while I dialed, I watched as best as I could so as to get a clear imprint of the purse snatcher's appearance, which I later provided to a dispatcher.

A clear imprint of blood and water was observable in the spectra.

There is, by contrast, a clear imprint in the UN-based upper-right graph of Figure 6.

Another 13 steady-state highly expressed miRNAs left a clear imprint on the global mRNA expression profile: A strong depletion signal for the seed-matching words of these miRNAs was observed in the 3'UTRs of highly expressed genes.

Use less foil to make a clearer imprint of your face.

Thus the view through 50 kb windows shows that the imprint of the global signature is weaker in the latter; but 2 kb and smaller windows show relatively clearer imprints in the human chromosome.

Moving across the Atlantic: music is also the first clear Hitchcockian imprint on Paul Verhoeven's forthcoming Elle, a daringly kinked inversion of the rape-revenge thriller: composer Anne Dudley has slathered this whodunnit in stabby strings as a clear homage to the work of Hitchcock's signature collaborator Bernard Herrmann.

It is not clear whether imprinting plays a role in the etiology of these disorders, or whether the region on 5p13 is imprinted regardless of the disease context, which means that only the maternal allele, in this case, will have an effect.

Anthropological studies have proved that striations are clear enamel imprints left by the abrasives in the food and masticatory action [ 28, 29].