Sentence examples for from impression from inspiring English sources

The indirect procedure eliminated discomfort from impression making and allowed for precise fabrication of the nasopharyngeal carrier.

Plenty of startups and established industries (television advertising!) will be obliterated when data finally lights the path from impression to transaction and, in some cases, reveals it to be seldom traveled.

Enter the intermediate metric, which is anything that falls on the continuum from impression to purchase: clicks (the Internet's first intermediate metric), likes, bookmarks, views, shares, app downloads, recall, followers, retweets, mentions, pins, etc. Intermediate metrics help publishers (e.g., Google, Facebook, Twitter, Yelp, Pinterest, etc).

Marketers are learning the only end-to-end solutions that can measure ad effectiveness from impression to purchase are first-party, native platforms with accurate location signals.

Recently, the ability to digitise parts of the anatomy directly or from impression casts has meant that computer aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) tools can be used to create the orthosis shape.

For Hume, the principles of association constrained the functional role of Ideas once they were copied from Impressions: if Impressions IM1 and IM2 were associated in perception, then their corresponding Ideas, ID1 and ID2 would also become associated.

That is to say, the mind does not create any ideas but derives them from impressions.

My solution: custom ear protection made from impressions of the baby's ears -- comfortable, lightweight and looked pretty cool, too!

From impressions left in stone, its elongated back appendages had hollow shafts and other characteristics closely resembling those of feathers.

To do that, Mr. Kelley said, the broadcasters must change their focus to "engagement," or involving viewers in ads, from "impressions," the total audience exposed to commercials.

Hume, after all, had condemned all "ideas not derived from impressions".