Sometimes the sounds of their breathing, as well as of passing traffic, increase the impression of being there, in the flow.
The statement of the Polish presidency canceling the finance ministers' meeting was issued just hours after a declaration that the meeting would proceed, and increased the impression of confusion in European decision-making, sending stock markets and the euro lower.
Yet the decision not to announce the departure — it was first reported this month by Politico — increased the impression that Mr. McAuliffe was seeking to distance himself from the company, which has struggled to live up to a series of promises.
They could do it in-house, but the lobbying firms hire ex-ministers as a constantly changing cast of advisers to increase the impression that they can gain access to government.
This could increase the impression of complexity, particularly in line-drawn pictures with many lines (e.g., the train).
Including an explicit discussion of the option of "no screening" appears to increase the impression of "balance" away from strongly favoring screening but decreases the impression of clarity and overall rating, without large effects on screening interest, intentions, or knowledge.
A decision aid with the explicit discussion of the option of deciding not to be screened appears to increase the impression that the program was not as strongly in favor of screening, but decreases the impression of clarity and resulted in a lower overall rating.
The strategy should be to stick together as much as possibly, to help increase the impression of a group that is hard to part.
In the current study, data was used to investigate whether male koala bellows provide reliable information on the caller's body size, and to confirm whether male koalas have a permanently descended larynx, an adaptation found in other mammals, and one that lengthens the vocal tract and increases the acoustic impression of the caller's body size.
Finally, we used bioacoustic methods to analyze recordings of male roars and examined the acoustic consequences of variation in male hyoid morphology among species, hypothesizing that a more voluminous hyoid bone reduces formant spacing (ΔF) and increases the acoustic impression of body size conveyed by roars [ 23, 24, 25] (i.e., the "size exaggeration" hypothesis [ 26, 27]).
