In one study of fifty-eight gubernatorial races, the only element that outperformed the thin-slice impression was a combination of two of the political factors most closely tied to electoral success: incumbency status and campaign spending.
Generally, the in-plane spatial resolution is much more important to the overall image impression than slice thickness.
Garnish the soup with the remaining cucumber by running a fork along the whole cucumber to make impressions, then slice the cucumber and placing slices on top of each bowl.
For example, one's conscious awareness of a tune is not just of a time-slice of tune-impression, but of a note that a moment ago was present, another that is now present, and an expectation of subsequent notes in the immediate future.
According to Rich, a very fit and patient man in a Pie Celebration t-shirt, khaki shorts and sneakers, we would be judging pies on their overall appearance and the impression a single slice makes (basically, how badly do you want to eat this pie?) And then the real investigation begins with the first bite.
And seeking to keep a foot in all Republican camps, rather than concentrating on a more targeted slice of voters, could leave the impression that he is trying too hard.
His body hidden under the serving table, Linde screamed when the first piece of the Painful Cake was sliced to reveal a red sponge giving the impression of a woman whose genitals were being cut.
The micro-leaves arranged just so, the roast beef sliced and fanned out to maximise the impression that you're eating pretty much the whole beastie, the copper-bottomed saucing pan dispensing rich jus to cap it all off.
The Red House is a closely observed domestic drama that gives the impression of being a random slice-of-life, but in which every character is coming to terms with something or experiencing a revelation.
A bowl of tiny black olives and a paper cone filled with cheese straws and slices of superior bread make a positive first impression.
And it makes a lovely impression if you present it whole before slicing or chopping.
