Sentence examples for impressions divided from inspiring English sources

On average, every poster potentially received in excess of 4200 views from several areas across the world, based upon the total impressions divided by the number of contributors (see Figure 1).

The word "potentially" is used because we feel that there is no way that each poster had over 4200 views - the figure derives from the number of impressions divided by the total contributors, and assumes that every impression is knowingly observed.

Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal's public warning that the war might be lost if Mr. Obama rejected his call for 40,000 new troops gave the impression of divided and indecisive political leadership.

Impressions can also be divided into two kinds: impressions of sense (original) and impressions of reflection (secondary).

To judge by first impressions, opinions are divided.

Once the clay was dry and had been fired in a kiln, we measured the dimensions of the impression replicas, and calculated the shrinkage ratio as the impression replica size divided by the original size.

They create the misleading impression that the matter is still in doubt, that opinion is divided, that it's equally reasonable to believe either side.

And the German decision to go it alone reinforced the negative impression of a divided Europe at a delicate juncture.

The oratory surrounding political conventions sometimes leaves the impression of a citizenry divided into alien species.

Hayes' letter and remarks continue the impression of a government divided over energy policy.

The article "Out of Bangkok, but in no mood to quit" (May 24) gives the impression that Thailand is divided into two clear factions, red and yellow.