Imprinting is a better description of the television show's effect on his children.

Imprinting is only the most primitive form of learned behavior.

Imprinting is adaptive because it enables the young to recognize and follow their parents.

Imprinting: a very rapid type of early learning.

Imprinting is hypothesized to have a critical period.

Imprinting is a term used in ethology and psychology to describe a special type of automatic learning.

Imprinting, is the phase-sensitive learning of an individual that is not reversible.

Like ducks, screamer chicks Imprinting (psychology) early in life.

Imprinting is most often used to describe an early-life bond that can later affect an animal's mate choice.

Imprinting can be caused by bottle feeding and by isolation from other llamas.

Imprinting is a dynamic process.

For sexual anthropophilia in animals, see Imprinting (psychology).

It is based on the idea that fetishism is the result of Classical conditioning or Imprinting (psychology).

Imprinting may refer to:

Imprinting, as I remarked earlier, illustrates the principle of 'sensitive periods'; it is usually established during a specific period early in the animal's life.

Imprinting (psychology)

Imprinting of whole chromosomes has been reported in mealybugs (Genus: Pseudococcus).

Imprinting (genetics)

Imprinting (organizational theory)

Imprinting is an important process in human development, and its deregulation can cause certain defined disease states of other imprinted human disease loci.

He founded the Center for Molecular Imprinting in Lund, Sweden,.

Imprinting may cause problems in cloning, with clones having DNA that is not methylated in the correct position.

Imprinting (disambiguation)

Imprinting might also have the subsidiary effect of spurring speciation, Dr. Tilghman said.

One theory states that a child, upon seeing an amputee, may Imprinting (psychology) his or her psyche, and the child adopts this body image as an "ideal".

Where the Sound goes from here, under the imprint of human nature, is less certain.

He still felt the imprint of her hand against his face.

Other ways even an old woman might leave an imprint upon history.

If Michael is a man, how can he be an imprint?

But even then we will have left our imprint behind.

The imprint seemed to have been made by a woman's hand.

She saw the imprint of the words in her mind.

That experience left its imprint on his way of working.

Like an imprint of what was done, and who did it.

There was an imprint in the ground of the man's body.

Or perhaps taking the imprint of his body on herself.

This will put a strong imprint from the other person in each mind.

His face was white except for the imprint of her hand.

However the book finally appeared under his imprint in 1973.

Though this imprint is so new it still does not have a name, a few things are certain.

"People come into a job like this and want to make their imprint right away," he said.

It seemed Michael had left his warm imprint on everything.

Just before he died you saw the imprint of his body in the snow.

He had his imprint in the literary field for over 70 years.

In later years, he also published some books under his own imprint.

But imprint my message on your mind and hold it there.

As such, they are the most likely to leave a permanent imprint on the culture.

He felt also that my father's imprint might give the book a certain protection.

And it left a powerful imprint on many of those who were there.

She did not want to see the imprint of death on the unknown man's face.

It was imprinted on her mind like all the others.

She looked at him, imprinting his face upon her mind.

Each ball is imprinted with a number 1 through 80.

By 1996, even a photograph could be imprinted on a pick!

Though he was gone, his presence had imprinted the very air.

Or is style something imprinted, like the color of our eyes, also the same?

She felt as though she'd been dominated and imprinted by a man.

I guess the old alliance is imprinted on people, too.

You see, by this time I'd learned a good deal about imprinting and knew exactly what the trouble was.

Over the decades, the system has imprinted itself on the psychology of the country.

All images imprinted on his mind as he tried to sort things out, calm himself down.

All the details in a scene are imprinted on a negative.

Then the details began to be imprinted upon the living substance.

"And when the time comes for the ultimate stage of imprinting?"

I had his iris patterns and color imprinted on them.

At the same time, they are starting to find imprinting in human diseases.

Having imprinted the soles of her feet thus, she is taken into the house.

"So they sent us out, with a genetically imprinted drive to return."

However, now four more minds joined the three that had imprinted themselves before.

However, we do not need to look far to see how the influence and effects of crime have imprinted themselves on our social environment.

Our long lives are allowing much time for early imprinting to wear away.

According to the plan of the house imprinted on their minds, the wall in this room was common to the kitchen.

He imprinted the bricks and even the soil with his power.

The view lasted seconds, no more, but it was imprinted in my mind.

Those involved in imprinting large numbers of discs will still be able to.