Venetian painterly rhetoric — bodies in dramatic motion, open brushwork, clarion color — imprinted on him, but without changing his metaphysics.
As quasar light passes through other galaxies on its way to Earth, chemical elements in the galaxies' gas absorb some colors, imprinting unique signatures on the light's spectrum.
California and other states have toyed with a separate driver's ID, in a different color or imprinted with a telltale "I," available to almost anyone and good for driving but not usable as official ID.
The head of the art program was the German Bauhaus émigré Josef Albers, whose rigorous lessons in the aesthetic effects of combined materials and juxtaposed colors were imprinted on Rauschenberg, though to ends hardly orthodox.
Included in the exhibition are ancient Chinese pots painted in bright neon colors or imprinted with a Coca-Cola logo. (A similar piece by Mr. Ai is in the Met's Warhol show).
Hence we can tune the color patterns by adjusting imprint pressure, imprint temperature which changes η(T), or through imprint duration.
Micropattern color generation upon imprinting depends on control of colloidal transport in a polymer matrix under shear flow and brings many potential properties including stretchability and tunability, as well as being of fundamental interest.
Anna is a book editor in New York whose job is to nurture writers "of color" for a specialty imprint.
He also has written five books, including two that the church published under its Impact Publishing House imprint: "What Color Is Your God?
Pillbox, run by the National Library of Medicine, helps folks identify unknown solid dose medications (tablets and capsules) based on physical characteristics and images, as well as imprint, shape, color, size, and other information.
