Michael O'Neal, a North Brunswick resident, aviation artist and private pilot, said of Mr. Ferris's work: "His paintings capture the impression of flight as a pilot would get: the airiness around you, the impression of movement.
Some questions were designed to assess the farmer's personal opinion or to capture the subjective impression of the interviewer (e.g. assessment of ammonia concentration in the air: score 1 = no ammonia smell detected, score 2 = ammonia smell detected, score 3 = high ammonia concentration causing eye irritation).
The global scores are intended to capture the coders' overall impression of the degree to which the provider (in this case the nurse) meets the criteria for each dimension.
The study was intended to capture the perspectives of health system workers specifically and therefore only represents their impressions and experiences.
The faculty of an eye trained to capture the magnificence of often wordless music in a single moment can transform an imagination and stir a single impression into a completely different ideal, even in eras gone by.
Low-viscosity vinyl polysiloxane impression material is then used over the window opening to capture the surface details of the residual ridge without distorting the displaceable tissues.
The purpose of this discussion was to capture the learnings and impressions from participants as well as to reflect on the process [14].
At weddings, she sets up an easel in a corner and tries to capture the ephemeral, poetic side of weddings -- impressions of how a bride and bridegroom feel rather than how they look, exactly.
Trustworthiness, dominance, and attractiveness were included to capture the three main dimensions of facial first impressions (Oosterhof & Todorov, 2008; Sutherland et al., 2013).
The "father of Impressionism" sat in the square with his canvas day after day, painting the glorious Gothic stonework of the building's intricate main façade several dozen times to capture the differing moods and impressions created by changing daylight.
