His famous story about giving his children chocolate cake for breakfast is really just a series of precise impressions of them, and of his enraged wife.
Imagining how adults would fake their way through a speech the way that kids do in school, he runs through several precise impressions.
Young adults, of typical age and gender distribution of lingual orthodontic patients [41, 42], were chosen as good candidates to wear lingual appliances (1) because they are more interested in esthetic appliances and then (2) because in children and adolescents, some teeth are partially erupted and not good for taking precise impressions for lingual setup and indirect bonding.
Adomian, through some comedic alchemy, has been able to construct eerily precise and funny impressions of people he admires, such as Jesse Ventura and Sanders, and those he despises, like LA shock jock and sexist creep Tom Lykis.
Liu et al. have proposed methods for post-processing of mined rules, where the user provides the knowledge with three degrees of preciseness using a simple specification language: general impressions, reasonably precise concepts, and precise knowledge [ 10].
His voice — high, whispery and fussily precise — confirms the impression of a post-punk bad boy who grew up into a kooky old lady.
For more precise quantification, a micro-impression of an initial scratch using either resin composite [ 20], where the negative is observed under a scanning electron microscope (SEM), or simply a positive replica from a rubber impression, then observed under a SEM, will both produce very accurate results.
In the nineteen-eighties, the impressions grew more precise: there was an avalanche of Reagans, and then there was Dana Carvey, who found a quirky nerd lurking within the seemingly unquirky first President Bush.
"She came in with a bicycle helmet on and was wearing a Brooklyn Brewery T-shirt, and I thought, 'Who is that?' " Ms. Leslie said her first impressions were less precise because she was feeling "hot and gross" after having ridden her mountain bike through the grime of Long Island City, Queens.
His "technical" approach has led Husik to observe that "Ibn Daud leaves upon us the impression of a precise thinker, cold and analytical.
I am frantically striving to make every single impression clear and precise and distinctive, and so I never think about the whole" Jean-Claude Polet adds that while he owes much to Zola, Daudet and Maupassant, he channels naturalism into a quite unexpected direction, that of impressionism.
