But the recent indiscriminate use of the term is not only damaging to individual and corporate reputations, but also can negatively shape regulatory impressions.
But with even a partial declassification unlikely before next spring, "Zero Dark Thirty," to be released in New York next Wednesday and nationally on Jan . 11 may powerfully shape public impressions of the C.I.A. program.
While The Times has often, and fairly, called out White House staffs, including ours, for manipulation of visual techniques to shape public impressions, it's not the paper's role to counterpoint that on the front page with manipulation of its own.
Advisers to the candidates said, though, that they expected the debate to help shape early impressions of the race among other politicians and in the news media, and thus could prove to be an event of more than a little political significance.
The shape of impressions left from indentations in γ lamellae deviate clearly from the shape of triangular Berkovich indenters.
It is argued that while the large-scale symbolic elements may draw tourists to a site, it is the everyday features of the landscape working ensemble that shape their impressions of the destination as place once there.
Now that there's a new woman in charge of the nation's second-largest school district, students across Los Angeles have an opportunity to shape her impressions.
For example, in the high-stakes setting of selection into medical school, students actively tried to shape the impressions that their interviewers might make of them unrelated to the particular set of questions being asked at that interview station [ 16].
If a cone-shaped impression is left and sharp fragments break off, this rock is good for shaping.
