- An artist's
proof is an
impression of a
print taken in the
printmaking process to see the
current printing state of a
plate while the
plate (or stone,...
-
gallbladder fossa are two
impressions, one
behind the
other and
separated by a ridge. The one in
front is a
shallow colic impression,
formed by the hepatic...
-
Bureau of
Engraving and
Printing proof impression of a
United States Treasury seal used for
issued currency. This
particular design, with the distinctive...
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burden of
proof to show that they are correct,
while the
other party has no such
burden and is
presumed to be correct. The
burden of
proof requires a...
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These were
issued as
prints in the
early 1520s,
sometimes wrongly called "
proofs", and when they were
published in book form in 1538, with
added verses,...
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plates noticeably degrade after as few as 50
impressions and so the
earlier impressions,
especially the
proof sets, are of
significantly higher quality and...
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frequently mistaken for a
postage stamp of Britain. It is from a
series of
proof impressions which were made at the time
Rowland Hill was
looking at the new colours...
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whole proof increases with the
number of cases. A
proof with a
large number of
cases leaves an
impression that the
theorem is only true by coincidence, and...
- lime-flavored liqueur, both of
which are also 100
proof.
Although Rumple Minze gives the
impression of
being a
drink produced in
Germany or po****r in...
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reserved for the publisher, like Artist's
Proofs. The
printer is also
often allowed to
retain some
proof impressions;
these are
marked "P. P." Finally, a master...
