For many Americans, they prompt images of hippies and surfers, or perhaps memories of wholesome camping holidays.
That means retouching has become as much a necessity as a luxury - and can prompt image-conscious celebrities to demand ever-more drastic changes.
This move displeased some retailers, which prompted Image Publisher Eric Stephenson to announce the following day that Image would indeed publish a second printing of issue #7 at a considerable discount, but cautioned that the publisher would not be able to reprint every issue of the series indefinitely, and implored retailers not to under-order the series.
Image naming without prompt: An image is displayed, the screen is cleared, and a response box appears.
The prompt "Which image has higher quality?" appeared at the top of the screen, and subjects could select either image by touching the button below it, or they could touch a button labeled "No Quality Difference".
Making the wrong decision can prompt the image on the screen to fade to black, buzz or shake violently, accompanied by sound effects and music.
Section 3 was in expository text and participants were also prompt for image creation before writing essays.
Sections 1 and 2 were in narrative text, but only participants from section 1 were prompt for image creation before writing essays.
These shows rely on the workplace to make believable the inter-generational, inter-experience interactions -- and just as these shows have started to glamorize the office for young viewers, so too might Community prompt an image makeover for community colleges.
Similarly, observations of suspicious cholesteatoma recidivism under otoscopic examination should prompt further image evaluation to determine whether a second look is warranted.
With respect to such objects Addison is forced to maintain either that they function mainly to prompt mental images of objects that do present themselves visually, or that the pleasures they afford are not mainly pleasures of taste (he takes the former line with respect to literary works and the latter, apparently, with respect to music (Addison and Steele 1879, no. 416)).
