Filmed in 1965, the program captures the mesmerizing aesthetic of war: the strange attractiveness of battle fatigues, the exotic locales, the swagger and vulnerability of soldiers unable to articulate the cause for which they are fighting.
Eye-appeal: that is, the aesthetic appeal that results from the attractiveness of the coin's toning, the balance of the coin and the combination of all the coin's qualities.
Everything from attractiveness to youthfulness, with regard to their aesthetic applications, can be discerned when the right side of the face matches the left. .
Thereafter, adolescents self-rated their dental attractiveness on the 10-point scale of the Aesthetic Component (AC) of IOTN [ 29, 30].
Despite the development through the 1930s of a new body consciousness and a more sexualised public aesthetic, neither beauty nor handsomeness were much cited as reasons for attractiveness: good skin, a fine head of hair, cleanliness, smart clothes were the main draws – that and a sense of essential benevolence in a potential partner.
Therefore, when assessing the attractiveness of familiar landscapes, respondents focused on both their aesthetic feelings and a sense of belonging - a sense of connection to the native landscape.
The results suggest the use of a five-factor 22-item instrument to explore the form attractiveness of a passenger car in terms of the aesthetic sensibilities, novelty-and-fashion, identity suitability, apparent function, and symbolity of its form design.
The aesthetic shape of the openings is also an advantage to improve the architectural attractiveness of steel frames.
You're playing attractiveness.
