We have perceptions of the world in the form of impressions, Hume says, some of which, in recollection, become ideas — that is, the ideas have the force of impressions, without which they are meaningless.
Second, sedimentary rock layers above, below, and adjacent to coal seams contain plant fossils in the form of impressions and carbonized films (e.g., leaves and stems) and casts of larger parts such as roots, branches, and trunks.
Visible prints may be left behind by substances that stick to the fingers such as dirt or blood or they may take the form of an impression made in a soft substance, such as clay.
Here, we investigate whether and how post learning stress influences this form of implicit impression formation.
One of the most serious complications of OI is craniocervical pathology in the form of basilar impression or basilar invagination.
Early online media enterprises like AOL and Yahoo! sold their users' attention to advertisers in the form of ad impressions.
The next day, the spectacle is chronicled in the tabloids, and legions of readers form the impression of a hot new destination they must go to as soon as possible.
But they may well form an impression of one of the candidates as more honest than the other.
Within the first 5 minutes of your interview, the interviewer will form an impression of you.
It is a tribute to the composer's artist friend Hartmann, who died in 1873, and takes the form of a series of impressions of his paintings.
