The force-extension responses of individual helix bundles were as expected, except for a false impression of extensibility when stretched to the contour length.
If it is weak it is sure either to be violent, or to allow some one of the jarring sections of the community to exhibit violence unrestrained, to rely on terror as the French Convention, under a false impression of its own dangers, did, or to permit a party to terrorise, as the first Ministry of Louis the Eighteenth did.
Other factors, such as white coat adherence, can lead to a false impression of medication adherence.
That security disaster was only possible, Paller says, because military officials assumed it would be safe to send the video signal unencrypted, based on a false impression of the insurgents as lacking the technological abilities to access it.
Recall that opinion is assent to a false impression.
However, the admission that a cognitive impression might be subjectively indistinguishable from a false impression does alter the sense in which the cognitive impression can serve as a criterion of truth.
"Friendly wrote that the issue Biaggi presented to the district judges 'was framed, whether wittingly or not,' in such a manner as to create a false impression in light of the publicity that had given rise to it," Mr. Dorsen wrote.
"The movie presents as true certain facts that create a false impression, in this case which demean Giardello and rob him of his legacy.
Stand up straight, but don't try to suck your belly in as this is giving a false impression.
According to Orlando Patterson ("Race by the Numbers," Op-Ed, May 8), the Census Bureau has created a false impression by counting as "Hispanics" millions of people who are really white.
To maintain morale, wartime censors minimized early reports of illness and mortality in Germany, Britain, France, and the United States; but papers were free to report the epidemic's effects in neutral Spain (such as the grave illness of King Alfonso XIII), creating a false impression of Spain as especially hard hit —thus the pandemic's nickname Spanish flu.
