To determine whether the contents of food and beverage advertisements are associated with physical activity and athletic ability more often than those for toys and games, and to describe persuasive techniques used in advertising food and beverages to children.
In "The Yid," preparations for the pogrom are described with persuasive vividness.
Mr. Bush sat down with moderate lawmakers for the first time on Tuesday, in a meeting that many of those present described as persuasive.
Modernism was in favor at the time, but a reporter accompanying a tour on the East Side of Manhattan, north of Union Square, described how persuasive Mr. Reed's bias against it was: "The tour ended at Pete's Tavern," the reporter, John Sibley, wrote.
In a Grocer story on his 2012 promotion, he was described as a "persuasive operator with a good understanding of the supplier side".
In a lecture in 1999, Lord Puttnam described Paddy's persuasive powers on the Arts Council lottery panel, and his absolute refusal to compromise over the question of paying to make buildings accessible for disabled people: "Paddy made all of us realise that the only way of achieving meaningful and sustainable change was to accept these as absolutely fundamental and enduring issues".
Cassandra M. Bellantoni is best described as a persuasive, artistic-driven storyteller, field producer and professional chef, who wants to make the world a better place.
These tools have been previously described in the persuasive technology literature and include: reduction; tailoring; suggestion; self-monitoring; and conditioning.
For his part, Judge Brown described Mr. Brennan as persuasive, eloquent and complex, with a personality marked by "two halves that don't seem to fit".
He added: "By no stretch of the imagination can the evidence relied upon in support of the applications be described as corroborated, contemporaneous, persuasive, compelling or cogent".
