Sentence examples for take the impression from inspiring English sources

And it seems that the public can take the impression from this, if they want to, that science is inevitably a politicized activity.

Take the impression of "Hillary Clinton at rest" that she has put forward, with all that People talk of closet organisation and water aerobics.

In conclusion, it would be wrong to take the impression from these emerging themes that government is any way let off the hook.

But he also finds a source of delight in reinvented wheels, as when he notices that ancient Egyptian scarabs were pressed into wax "somewhat in the way credit cards are still sometimes pulled through little rollers to take the impression of the raised numbers".

As much the time it will take, the impression will be stronger.

The technician is not permitted to fit these appliances, nor may he take the impressions from which the dentures and other devices are fabricated.

Once they take the impressions it takes a few days to get the plastic trays back.

Objectives: To develop a biodegradable and cost-effective material for taking the impression of patient's foot and standardizing the materials by physicochemical and experimental methods.

This technique consists in the hybridization of the exposed dentin followed by the application of a hydrophobic monomer or a low viscosity resin immediately after cavity preparation and prior to taking the impression [3].

They say it's healthy to be able to laugh at yourself, so it was good to see Ramona taking the impression so well.

Additional advantages include providing a preview of three-dimensional (3D) images while taking the impression.