Imprint
Imprint noun - A mark or series of marks left on a surface by something that has passed along it.
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Type and imprint are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Type" instead the word "Imprint" as a noun or a verb.
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- Apparently being returned to factory settings causes you to imprint on the first bossy people you talk to, if you're a military type.
Source: Lord Error-Prone -
The ability to control Lantean tech with the mind, also known as the ATA gene (Sheppard has a so powerful gene he doesn't need to concentrate at all); straight type 5 when Beckett managed to figure out how to imprint it artificially (he also has it naturally, so does O'Neill).
Source: Super Empowering -
Tsundere: Monica is Type A; she may beat Jimmy Five (and Smudge) up in most of the comics, but they are also good friends, and in some stories set in the future, they are married with children (not to mention them becoming a full-fledged Official Couple in the Teen Gang imprint).
Source: Comic Book / Monica's Gang
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