We imprinted time with the sweet taste of victory… We are a product of the time, therefore we give back credit where it is due: time.
It is therefore concluded that imprinting parameters can be optimized by increasing imprinting temperature, extending imprinting time and decreasing demolding temperature while the smallest and the thinnest initial resist thickness are selected.
"That could be my imprint on time".
The fact that charcoal leaves a trace when rubbed out gives Mr. Kentridge's sequences an imprint of time.
A copy has simply lived more: it contains within it not just the image or idea at hand, but also the imprint of time, place or identity linked with that moment as well as the motive of duplication.
The imprint of time on Canadian soil landscapes reflects the strong influence of repeated Quaternary glaciations, with most soils having formed on Late Pleistocene glacial sediments, and to a lesser extent, Holocene non-glacial sediments.
In a series of overlapping stories about Joan and Richard Maple (collected in "Too Far to Go"), Mr. Updike created an indelible two-decade-long portrait of a marriage, chronicling how one couple created and then dismantled a life together, while tracing the imprint that time and age left on their relationship.
For myself, it was a lasting imprint in time and an unforgettable moment.
For Hot Creations head Jamie Jones, that moment has come in the form of the second release on his new Emerald City imprint, "One Time Game," which he recorded with classically-trained pianist and tech-house virtuoso Kate Simko.
Many Victorians in the area have been replaced by multifamily housing or covered with sidings that mask the imprints of time.
