So there'll be — just like you can have artificial hearts, artificial livers, you can have artificial brains, which will get imprinted with the same personality.
Other sensibilities, with more resilience and capacity for forgetting, might not have been imprinted with the same pain that both my characters seem to be marked by here.
Residents sported the same bumper sticker an image of a green ribbon imprinted with the date of the massacre and greeted one another with hugs.
Residents sported the same bumper sticker — an image of a green ribbon imprinted with the date of the massacre — and greeted one another with hugs.
There was a later imprint with the same name, but its products had little of the genius of the Raduga of the 1920s.
Rebecca Abrams speaks: "I would have loved a long-term relationship with one publisher", but it simply hasn't happened in her career, as her books were published by either different publishers or by different imprints within the same publishers.
All these genes were tested for imprinting in the same way (data not shown).
For example, in the fields of Uttar Pradesh, in India, cowpats saved for fuel are stored in huts built from the same material, and then imprinted with variously arranged handprints, for decoration.
The numbers "532" will be imprinted, with a vertical line imprint running down the middle of the pill.
She was wearing a cotton jacket and pants, both imprinted with a pattern that you'd see on pajamas, and carried a handbag of the same fabric and pattern, with the colors inverted.
Moreover, the number of dislocations with different geometries with respect to the (010) imprinted surface is approximately the same with each other, which consequently leads to the symmetrical surface pileup along both sides of the concave grooves.
