Sentence examples for create imprints from inspiring English sources
This was anticipated to promote interaction between the hydrophilic peptide and the monomer and also create imprints directly at or near the surface of the nanoparticles.
You can embed materials, such as leaves, in the sides to create imprints.
Random House and Time Warner are creating imprints to publish their electronic books, but Simon & Schuster is not.
For more than a decade, Penguin has focused on creating imprints that reflect the visions and interests of their publishers, like Riverhead Books, Portfolio and Penguin Press, an imprint created by Ann Godoff after she was fired from Random House in 2003.
But by creating imprints like Offset and partnering with PMC, Shutterstock will have such a big stake in selling photos for ads and of celebrity events that the visual format is the company's for the taking.
On Tuesday the British edition went on sale under the title "Time for Outrage!" with a foreword by Charles Glass, an American journalist in Europe who published it under his recently created imprint for Quartet Books.
I came across a secondhand copy of The Eye of the Beholder in an Oxfam shop and made it my mission to create an imprint in which I could publish it.
In a move to cater to that quickly growing group of voracious readers, Grand Central Publishing said on Thursday it would create an imprint for romance titles that would publish only e-books, not print books.
The work was then put through the further ordeal of being taken out into the streets of London and battered onto drains and manholes covers to create an imprint on the canvas one even reveals the words "Thames Water" stamped on it.
Programmed fork pausing and replication termination events near the mating-type (mat1) locus are needed to create an imprint and initiate a gene conversion event that switches mating-type in fission yeast [48], [49].
Use your thumb to create an imprint in the ball, making "walls" around your thumb and creating a bucket inside the center.
