Sentence examples for first imprint from inspiring English sources

In our experiment, we first imprint a periodic energy modulation to the electron beam via interaction with the first laser pulse.

Actually, the only word for this old-new choreography is 'immemorial.' 'La Bayadère' (1877) looks like the first ballet ever made: like man's -- or, rather, woman's -- first imprint in space and time".

Gehenna was in many ways a natural choice, as so many of the colloquial terms for printing made reference to devils, hell and "the black art". He produced his first imprint at Yale, and continued to design and illustrate books for his Gehenna Press throughout his life.

But it was Rapper's Delight – a debut both for hip-hop's first imprint and its eponymous group – that sent this new music around the world, a global audience forever associating this new music with that odd opening line: "I said a hip, hop, the hippie, the hippie... ..

Prior to the direct imprint, the simulated system is relaxed to its equilibrium configuration at 30 K. The direct imprint process is composed of two sequential stages, the first imprint and following withdrawing, respectively.

Fig. 6 I Overview of the nanoimprint process for the fabrication of gold nanofingers showing a patterning of pillars and etching into Si master mold, b first imprint transferring pattern to daughter mold, c second imprint creating d original pillar pattern, e evaporation of Au metal to form particles on pillar tips and f collapsing of pillars into the designed geometries.

The water was first imprinted with vibrating frequencies, its makers said.

His team first imprinted eight parallel nanowires made of titanium and platinum on a silicon substrate, and covered these wires with a one-molecule-thick layer of a synthetic chemical called rotaxane.

Tom Renney, who was named the Rangers' head coach last week, made his first imprints yesterday by hiring Perry Pearn as an assistant coach and Benoit Allaire as the full-time goaltending coach.

Perhaps it was on a visit to Hawaii, he says, that this most unlikely Camberwell scenario was first imprinted on his mind: tree ferns 50ft tall growing up from a carpet of damp moss, everything green and lush.

In a GPS-defined, Google-mapped world, making the first imprints in fresh snow is the closest most of us will get to exploring uncharted territory.