Twelve items were measured on seven-point semantic differential scales, and the lead-in phrase for the individual items was, "The Ram Zone storefront makes me feel…." Principle component analysis with Varimax rotation was used to reduce the data.
The lead-in phrase for this scale was, "I enjoy shopping in retail environments that…" and individual items addressed aspects of store atmospherics such as electronic self-service technologies, landscaping and beautification, interaction with store greeters, multiple sources of information about stores and products (e.g., store personnel, in-store online service), and natural design elements.
Most composition begins with the melody, or the lead musical phrase that will follow and develop throughout the composition.
Surely it has something to do with the public's memory of Rodman's outsized character, and with the essential silliness of a trip that could lead to phrases like "basketball diplomacy" or the adage that "only Rodman could go to North Korea".
This may lead to the phrase command occurring closer to the segmental onset of the phrase.
As for the lead singer, the phrase "controlled under-emoting" occurs; he holds back in a series of restrained performances that give the impression he's hiding his pain over a relationship turned sour behind layers of sumptuous sonics.
If the participant followed too far behind the lead vehicle, the phrase "Speed up" was presented from the loudspeaker.
An editing error led to the phrase "not misleading" appearing in a sentence, where "misleading" was meant.
Of the many fulminations from specialists about the distortions of their vocabularies by the lay public, this mendicant phrase leads all the rest.
It is better to see something that does both, like Thomas Lehmen's "It Is Better to," in which one spoken phrase leads to myriad possibilities.
