The train line was built by sponsoring cities throughout the Soviet Union that sent dedicated work crews, designers and architects to set their imprint in the opening wilderness.
Moreover, the proposed system can set the imprint inclined plane in small inclination angle and accurate control pressure of 9 × 9 grid areas to achieve novel imprinting process of microstructures.
But all that stumbling around the first season set an endearing imprint that never really went away.
Rather than signing bands based on Kent and Watts-Russell's recommendations, Beggars' label boss, Martin Mills, lent them £2,000 to set up an imprint.
Some of Britain's best journalists, led by the Sunday Times's brilliant Harold Evans, and a few politicians and campaigners set out to imprint the horror of thalidomide into the national mind.
Nestled matryoshka-style within XL spin-off label Young Turks, Whities is a new imprint set up by Nic Tasker, a major celestial object in the tastemaker universe of Boiler Room and NTS Radio.
Like many aspiring writers, Robertson started out trying to place his poems in little magazines, but when he found himself "waiting a year and a half to receive the answer, and the answer was No", he decided in characteristic can-do fashion to set up an imprint of his own.
He was a published poet before he set up the imprint and his art had already been shown around LA (you can see his paintings in the 1998 film A Perfect Murder. He played an artist and, of course, created the work for the film).
There are two de novo DNA methylation enzymes in mammals Dnmt3a and Dnmt3b that are able to methylate cytosines, predominantly but not exclusively at CpG dinucleotides, in unmethylated DNA, and these are the activities responsible for setting up imprints.
As a spin-off, a book imprint was set up, Collection Merlin, which published two novels by Samuel Beckett, Watt and Molloy, and also Logue's debut in poetry, Wand And Quadrant (1953).
