The designers interviewed, however tend to have a wider impression of this relation.
Spatio-temporal interpolation describes the subjective visual illusion that a stimulus is continuously presented in full when in fact it is merely shown moving behind a slit mask so that only slit-wide impressions of it can be seen at any given point in time.
Soft strikes with a hammer will create small divots in the wood, while a mallet will make wider impressions.
In order to make a wide-scale impression, everybody in your network would literally have to be riveted to their computer screens -- with their eyeballs in just the right place -- at the time your activity hits the stream.
For example, Turn recently ran an ad campaign for a sneaker company that initially chose to buy a wide variety of impressions nationwide.
Its eastern edge lies along the San Andreas Fault and the 12-mile-long finger of Tomales Bay -- at most about a mile and a half wide -- giving the impression that at any moment, the peninsula could break off and float away.
McGowan also has a wide variety of football impressions, with Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert, Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho and former England strikers Michael Owen, Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer among those to feature in his predictions.
Likewise, a simple dragging of the ventral surface of the torso would have produced a wider, more groove-like impression.
As a whole, the volume gives an impression of a wide range of migratory events from women's perspectives, covering the Caribbean Diaspora, refugees and slavery through the various lenses of politics and war, love and family.
Yet, we also observe a significant scattering: Athletes ranked around (r=1mbox000) can gather anywhere from 10 to 105 visits per year, wide differences that support the impression that popularity is often divorced from performance.
