While information posted on the Internet by Egyptian activists has helped to shape impressions of the country's protest movement outside Egypt, state television remains far more powerful inside the country, where much of the population still has no access to the Web.
Her work also examines how judges' interactions with police officers in a variety of contexts including at trainings and conferences, criminal trials, and suppression hearings collectively shaped their impressions of police knowledge.
These shortened strides, which suggest reduced speed, were accompanied by a slight forward shift in body weight, registration of the digit I on the substrate (noted by [3]), and the appearance of subrectangular-to-oval shaped claw impressions on the second and third digits (Fig. 4A).
In a competitive job market, understanding how your power style shapes the impression you make on prospective employers is as important as spellchecking your resume.
We become so preoccupied with what we should or should not do to that we easily forget the importance of the other— the job interviewer, our date, our partner's parents — in shaping their impression of us.
Generational demographics shape impressions of voting in other ways as well, the HuffPost/YouGov poll finds.
If a cone-shaped impression is left and sharp fragments break off, this rock is good for shaping.
That passage of play was not reflective of the match but still shaped the lasting impression it left.
He bristled at the suggestion that the press associates his organization's activities with Ms. Pak's politicking — an impression shaped partly by Ms. Pak herself.
We fail ourselves and our communities when we allow sensationalized reporting to shape our impressions of our neighbors, when we could actually meet our neighbors and form our own impressions.
But the recent indiscriminate use of the term is not only damaging to individual and corporate reputations, but also can negatively shape regulatory impressions.
