The first week in a new laboratory can be exhilarating, bewildering, and chaotic, and while Barker has observed many fledgling researchers struggle to make good first impressions, get organized, and learn new techniques, she has also witnessed their common mistakes.
(Female patient, 63 years old, Paris, humeral head osteonecrosis, physiotherapy during hospital stay) These impressions were organized around central themes: - toxicity "On one hand, drugs mess you up you, and on the other, they treat you.
Mr. Saja makes a much better, more organized impression with his pan-roasted halibut with a golden crust, bathed in a well-judged truffled chicken jus, just the right level of richness to complement the fish, which is placed on a simple potato purée surrounded by chanterelles and topped with a paper-thin slice of salty roasted pancetta.
It was the impression that mattered, and "the rigorously organized music ends up feeling mysteriously prankish, antic, loosey-goosey; it shuffles and shimmies like jazz from another planet".
They had also assembled groups of men who marched in formation around the sit-in, wearing helmets and carrying clubs; this had no real security value, but it gave the impression that there was an organized militia.
"The way in which the death of Stalin was announced and his funeral ceremony was organized created the impression ... that many members of the Presidium of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union had been awaiting his death impatiently".
We were always under the impression that the violence was being organized by people fundamentally opposed to our vision of Iraq.
At a meeting organized to counter that impression and fight housing bias, a real estate agent approached Robinson and offered to help.
Coding was helpful for confirming or refuting initial impressions and for organizing the data for presentation to the study team.
The day before the exhibition was installed, a meeting with the student participants was organized to collect further impressions on the project.
