It is possible to develop impressions which are about 3 months old by this technique (Stauffer et al., 2007).
As we live our lives, we develop impressions about the people in it.
These fears could be explained by the social narrative theory which states that when an innovation is launched, people develop impressions about it and share these with others.
Instead, we find that voters are developing impressions all the time which are shaping either the context in which their opinions are forming (how do they think the economy is doing?) or shaping their impression of the candidates directly.
Through CP and CTC, the students developed impressions and views on their future professional role.
You could develop the impression that Tabitha — Tabby, as she's known — was the stand-by-your-man type, a wife who would graciously defer to the dreams of her husband at the expense of her own comfort.
The political calculus may be that the green types have nowhere else to go, but if they develop the impression that, practically speaking, it doesn't matter what either candidate believes about the environment, then they'll be free to make their decision on the basis of other issues.
One student deemed the training to be helpful in order to develop an impression of the practical activity.
Given the amount of time and resources that are often spent collecting data, researchers could develop the impression that not all the data, such as the detailed illuminations and explanations of points provided by the study subjects during the FGDs and interviews, have been adequately used.
Life experiences like this one caused migrants to develop negative impressions of local people, which could inhibit their aspiration to move around and make connections with local people.
The fluorescent multimetal deposition technique proves useful to enhance weak, faint fingerprints that are often encountered at crime scenes and also to develop latent impressions on multi-colored surfaces (Becue et al., 2008).
