There also seems like there are some imprints on the LCD screen of the keypad graphics.
Each of the chief players -- Apple, Amazon, Google, Microsoft -- imprints a unique eco-template on the marketplace.
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They hypothesise that epigenetic effects may be so dramatic that merely altering these imprints can create a new species.
The store was founded in 1973 by David and Natalie Bauman, who started out with a set of 18th-century imprints.
Thursday, Bodziak testified about the imprints, telling jurors in his opinion the imprints could not have been made by a shoe.
Lee countered that he never said that the imprints were shoe prints.
Middling authors are left to small imprints or to self-publish.
Paris Hilton can stop people from plastering her face on coffee mugs without her say-so--when it comes to porcelain imprints for commercial purposes, she does indeed own her own mug.
The concentration of publishers into fewer and fewer groups, each owning an ever larger clutch of previously independent imprints, is visibly accelerating the pace of change in this once-gentlemanly profession.
In a study published in the May issue of Nature Genetics, researchers at Princeton University disrupted the epigenetic imprints on several mice genes by crossing two related strains of mice.
And, we now consider musicians to be brand makers that not only sing and maybe dance, but that have clothing lines, weird fragrances, restaurants, acting careers, and music imprints of their own.
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Dr Wilby describes the fern-like imprints as "pre-animals".
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