- Look up
imprint,
imprinted, or
imprinting in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Imprint or
imprinting may
refer to:
Imprint (TV series),
Canadian television...
-
there were
often numerous imprinted genes.
Around 80% of
imprinted genes are
found in
clusters such as these,
called imprinted domains,
suggesting a level...
- to be "
imprinted" onto the subject.
Imprinting is
hypothesized to have a
critical period. The best-known form of
imprinting is
filial imprinting, in which...
- Look up
imprinter in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
imprinter may mean:
Credit card
imprinter, a
mechanical device for
transfer of
payment card details...
- monomers, are
polymerized to form an
imprinted matrix (commonly
known in the
scientific community as a
molecular imprinted polymer (MIP)). The
template is...
- cut-out
imprinted stamp to pay
postage on
another item of mail. This is also
known as a cut-out.
Items of
postal stationery with an
imprinted stamp are...
- In psychology,
limbic imprint refers to the
process by
which prenatal,
perinatal and post-natal
experiences imprint upon the
limbic system,
causing lifelong...
- also included, and in some
cases imprints of
other objects:
Sonja Henie imprinted her ice skates. John
Barrymore imprinted the side of his face, a nod to...
- A
molecularly imprinted polymer (MIP) is a
polymer that has been
processed using the
molecular imprinting technique which leaves cavities in the polymer...
- this
system can be
imprinted at weaning, at
puberty and in case of
continuously dividing cells during the
whole life.
Faulty imprinting is
caused by drugs...
