Psychologists call this the "horns effect", whereby our later impressions are skewed negatively by a preliminary, often superficial judgment.
The United States, Great Britain, France, and Sweden were among the first countries to introduce tele-impression services, whereby bulk correspondence in electronic form is transmitted to regional postal printing centres for enveloping and delivery.
The book is a thing of beauty and material mass; Selznick's technique of magnifying tiny pencil drawings creates an impression of texture whereby the lead will come off on your fingers.
Psychometry, also called object reading, process whereby facts or impressions about a person or thing are received through contact with an object associated with the subject of the impressions.
Plaintiff disputes these contentions because an advertiser can require affiliates to institute negative matching whereby they are prohibited from generating impressions based on certain keywords.
Nadir's aria "Je crois entendre encore", towards the end of Act 1, is written on a barcarole rhythm, with a dominant cor anglais whereby, says Lacombe, "[t]he listener has the impression that the horn is singing".
A new measure was developed for the current study whereby the therapist will also rate their impression of the strength of the therapeutic alliance on seven point scale from 1 = "poor" to 7 = "excellent".
Some institutions and countries have chosen what Crosier calls a cosmetic implementation, whereby "there's an attempt to give the impression that reforms are being implemented when the reality is different".
At the very least we should have a mechanism whereby if the prime minister or other ministers seek to create an impression about the views of their intelligence chiefs that is only distantly related to the facts we should not have to wait a month for this to be contradicted by a reluctant and furtive leak to the media.
"It was made as result of hypostasis; the process whereby blood sinks to the lowest point of gravity and leaves an impression of whatever surface the body rests on immediately after death".
