If in later years a certain sentimentality crept into some of his pictures, his best photographs, many of them from the 1930's, when he most strongly bore the imprint of Surrealism, are simply among the best works of 20th-century art.
Dissolved inorganic phosphorus distributions in the Pacific Ocean strongly bear the imprint of phosphorus incorporation by organisms in the surface waters of the ocean and of the return of the phosphorus to solution via a rain of biological debris remineralized in the deep ocean.
Improved molecular analyses made during the 1990s strongly suggest bears as the giant panda's closest relatives, and many of their behavioral and reproductive characteristics are consistent with this placement.
You can't help being struck, as you watch the sci-fi epics of the first half of 1950s, by how strongly they bear the imprint of the world war that ended less than 10 years before, and the cold war that showed no sign of ending soon.
The answer to this question bears strongly on what transient shapes the molecule may assume, how it will react with other molecules, and the rate at which it will do so.
Now let's say you find something out about your family history something personal that bears strongly on the essence of who you are and might become, and that's awkward at least, if not embarrassing.
Here, we review recent research in psycholinguistics, and argue that a focus on individual differences (IDs) provides a crucial source of evidence that bears strongly upon core issues in theories of the acquisition and processing of language; specifically, the role of experience in language acquisition, processing, and attainment, and the architecture of the language system.
It clearly bears strongly on how we might seek to effect the directed evolution of biocatalysts.
However, outputs from our two main models and accompanying sensitivity analyses strongly suggest that bears could not have persisted in situ, and are likely to have recolonized Ireland during the Woodgrange Interstadial from a closely related source population (probably on unglaciated southern Britain).
