Sentence examples for no imprint from inspiring English sources

Only Arkansas, Florida and Texas show no imprint of Obama's ancestors.

The attack made no imprint on the mood of Luang Prabang, which is sleepy even 'beyond normal Laotian tranquillity.

O'Neal's face is slightly doughy and unformed throughout, suggesting that experience leaves no imprint upon Barry whatsoever – he never learns, after all.

These men, along with the stars and producers, are responsible for what we think of as the art of 007; there has never been a world-class, first-rate director hired for Bond, and when a serious contender, Michael Apted, did get the job, for "The World Is Not Enough," the outcome bore no imprint of his style.

They made no imprint on my Scottish soul – I confess to being a preferrer of the Penguin, the Club and the Iced Gem, all also Scottish in origin but a seeming band of biscuity turncoats because manufacturer McVitie's shifted production south of the border.

The general implication of this is that the origin of groundwater in the study area is related to meteoric source, i.e. recent precipitation water recharging the associated shallow basement aquifer, with little or no imprint of kinetic evaporation.

We set a=2 and let the imprinting effect i vary between 0 (no imprinting) and a (complete imprinting) according to the previously described imprinting model.

The Euclidean distance of every point to the lines x = 2 and y = 2 (no imprinting) was calculated using MATLAB.

A hugely prolific solo artist and collaborator (he has worked often with the mysterious Houston songwriter Jandek), he produces interesting stuff constantly, from one-off CD-Rs to limited LPs on his own No Fans imprint and other fractionally more commercial labels.

After more than three decades as artistic director of the festival's chamber music series, Mr. Wadsworth — long credited with transforming the genre into a populist art form in this country — will no longer imprint his blend of exuberance and erudition on the midday concerts that Gian Carlo Menotti, the founder of its parent, Festival of Two Worlds in Spoleto, Italy, likened to an aperitif.

An almost identical gene grouping is present in the chicken [38], where no imprinting occurs.