Sentence examples for some imprint from inspiring English sources

This nine-day meet did leave at least some imprint on local culture.

"Those two things will have left some imprint on his bones".

"The technology itself is neutral, but it's a learning system, so inevitably, they'll bear some imprint of the value system and culture of the designer so we have to think very carefully about values".

"Although the recent fall in equity prices and weaker economic prospects in Europe will leave some imprint on the U.S. economy, offsetting factors include declines in interest rates on Treasury bonds and home mortgages, as well as lower prices for oil and some other globally traded commodities".

"There is some imprinting on the landscape in which you are raised," Dr. de Waal said.

Ever since Bertelsmann, the German media conglomerate that owns the publishing group, appointed Markus Dohle, formerly head of the company's printing unit, to head Random House in May, most people assumed he would consolidate some imprints and make staffing changes.

Around nearly every part of the well-preserved three-foot-long skeleton are etched traces of what the scientists describe as downy tufts and featherlike filaments, even some imprints that resemble the herringbone pattern of modern bird feathers.

We will conclude by giving some imprints on space-dedicated missions: GOLF-NG/DynaMICS in a joint effort with SDO (Solar Dynamics Observatory).

The characteristics of distribution sizes, ranges and patch isolation in these classes left some imprints on the variations in aggregation intensity.

Thus, it is predicted that carbonaceous species has more complicated grain size distribution than silicate; in other words, the grain size distribution of carbonaceous dust can show some imprints of the grain velocity as a function of grain radius.

Some imprinted genes have also been described in this 6q region like the SLC22A (solute carrier family 22) genes.