Sentence examples for a set of impression from inspiring English sources

A set of impression trays consist of an upper and a lower tray; each set will be numbered in the laboratory A or B. Clinically, the secondary impression trays will be trimmed to size in the mouth to remove any over extension.

Mr Safina, a noted conservationist, provides a set of impressions and reflections as they struck him over the summer.

These sequences offer a set of impressions of turbulence or chaos from which details and feelings stand out, but without regard to what is considered a cardinal virtue: the coherent representation of the field of action.

Governor Jerry Brown isn't much of a party animal, as his latest low-key inaugural festivities suggest, but he showed again that he does have a knack for making a set of impressions.

The first would be a set of micro-impressions: impersonations so brief and distilled as to be absurd.

Together, they leave behind a set of contradictory impressions: the fashion for "networking" has coincided with a greater emphasis on focus; a period of mergers and acquisitions has coincided with an efflorescence of small companies; and the fashion for shareholder capitalism has coincided with a flattening of hierarchies.

Mr. Jarvi opened his program with Ravel's "Ma Mère L'Oye" Suite, a set of five graceful impressions of Mother Goose stories.

"It's a different set of impressions for every marketer.

In ordinary life, Carneades argued, we proceed without assuming that a set of what the Stoics call impressions is 'cognitive' or immediately warranted to be true.

In both models the sheet of paper is held to the impression cylinder by a set of clamps.

Jane Stevenson Richard Mabey's Beechcombings (Chatto & Windus), an exploration of our relationship with trees which gives the impression of being a set of merely personal musings and turns out to contain some wonderfully subversive, far-reaching and unsentimental thinking about man and nature.