"I knew I really didn't look that good, and that Edward had glorified me," Ms. Wilson said later, as recounted in "The Model Wife," a 1999 study by Arthur Ollman of nine photographers and their images of their wives, "but it was a very pleasant thing to be glorified and I couldn't wait to go back for more".
In the old days, students here studied English from Communist textbooks, and built their image of America from a mixture of fear and longing, recalled Herbert Schkutek, the 53-year-old principal.
My worry is that although policy makers, parents, and teachers of upper grades want the best for children's learning and development, their image of preschool may be misguided.
This may seem elementary, but before the initiative, colleges could pump up their application count -- and thus their image of selectivity.
Without it, doubts will linger, and their image will suffer - especially outside of their fan base.
In the process, and to shore up their image of independence, the French often say interesting things about Russia.
And it can very well harm their image of themselves as learners and their attitudes toward school at such a young age.
Only two people noticed a match between their observed skin changes and their mental image of a melanoma, and this match appeared to prompt appropriate help seeking, leading to shorter TTP.
Above all, the divide was about natives and newcomers — or, rather, between old newcomers and new newcomers, or between natives and their phantom image of what the newcomers were like.
For their current study, Subramaniam and his colleagues sought to refine their images of β-galactosidase, a protein they imaged last year at a resolution of 0.33 nm.
