A brief report with the Nature column last Thursday about a series of prints made by Susan Rowland, an artist, using the impressions of plants she found growing near ground zero, misstated the name of the Brooklyn printing shop owned by Marina Ancona, who helped her.
ANNE RAVER Correction: September 12 , 2002 Thursday A brief report with the Nature column last Thursday about a series of prints made by Susan Rowland, an artist, using the impressions of plants she found growing near ground zero, misstated the name of the Brooklyn printing shop owned by Marina Ancona, who helped her.
The repeat measurement was registered to the first measurement by using the impression to direct the placement of the probe, approximately 30-60 seconds after the first measurement.
The idea is to build momentum within these industries in New Orleans as well as broadcast to the rest of the country what's going on within the city — and use the impressions of the 25 applicants as a way to see what other professionals and experts think.
To assess criterion validity we used the clinical impression of a trained medical oncologist, blinded to the responses on VES-13, regarding patient's vulnerability and performance status (PS).
Westerners used to have the impression of China as the 'sick man of Asia'.
Data from NASA's Mars rovers is used to give the impression of actually standing on the red planet.
Half were given information about pointillism, the technique Seurat used to create the impression of solid colours from small dots of paint.
Just because autobiographies used to give the impression of a personal relationship with the author doesn't mean they always have to.
If reports about a candidate talk about how something "raises questions," creates "shadows," or anything similar, be aware that these are all too often weasel words used to create the impression of wrongdoing out of thin air.
