An acoustic study of vocal expression in two genres of Yoruba oral poetry by Samuel K. Akinbo, Olanrewaju Samuel, Iyabode B. Alaga, Olawale Akingbade

“…The results of our investigation are not only in line with the previous impressionistic observations about vocal expression in Yorùbá oral poetry but contribute with new findings. …”
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American Indian Languages in the Eyes of 17th-Century French and British Missionaries by Kilarski Marcin

“…I also discuss the impressionistic nature of evaluations of phonetic, lexical, and grammatical properties in terms of complexity and richness. …”
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The Forging of a “Singapore Sound” in Saxophone Compositions of Zechariah Goh by Leslie Wong Kah Ho, Rattanai Bampenyou

“…The findings show that 1) Images of Tibet uses Western formal structures, the technique of thematic development, and Tibetan musical idioms; and 2) Confluence for Saxophone Ensemble and Mridangam employs the Indian Tala, motivic modification technique used in the Fugues of Johann Sebastian Bach, and pandiatonicism as employed in Impressionistic works of Debussy and Ravel. This study reveals the two ways in which the composer uses to intertwine the East and West in his connection to his cultural roots.…”
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Translator’s faithfulness in the 21st century: a sociolinguistic view by Janis Silis

“…An attempt will be made to provide a rather impressionistic contrastive analysis of translation problems appearing in certain pairs of sociolinguistic correlations, such as source/target language and social group, source/target language and age group, as well as source/target language and gender. …”
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Baroque and Female Body: From Ecstasy to Madness in Henry James’s 'What Maisie Knew' by Mohamad Mosavat

“…The secondary objective of this paper is to celebrate the ideological return of the baroque in James’s proto-modernism through such topoi as imperfect beauty, motion, and madness so as to introduce the meaning-making role of the body in his impressionistic integrity of subject and object.…”
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How Sweet the Ground: The Metaphysical Vision of Michael Marker by Samuel Rocha

“…The essay closes in a series of impressionistic anecdotes that contain key elements in Marker’s approach to his life and thought. …”
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Du paysagement diffus à la condensation économique du paysage (2) : la valeur de l’ordinaire by Laurent Matthey

“…We nevertheless tried to answer it practically : 1) by turning to a methodological principle borrowing at the same time from a landscaped transect (across town) and a situationist drift (crossing the city in all directions), 2) by using a technical mediation (a smartphone) likely to introduce a double framing and distancing effect and, 3) by defining some elementary formal constraints (a reflexive and critical dialogue anchored in disciplinary knowledge and sensibilities both different; a role play because the geographer will toughen the impressionistic side of his notations, whereas the economist will stress the apprehension of the reality through a priori categories).…”
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MORALE AMONG FRENCH COLONIAL TROOPS ON THE WESTERN FRONT DURING WORLD WAR I: 1914–1918 by William Dean

“…This article is an attempt at giving an impressionistic glimpse<br />of this subject describing colonial morale both at the frontlines and behind the lines,<br />seeing how they compare to their metropole comrades and trying to gain an<br />understanding of the vie quotiedienne of the colonial soldier.…”
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Enrichment of Sociolinguistic Nasality Research with Phonetic Data: Methodological Considerations by Maya Dewhurst

“…In one, we find sociolinguistic studies of nasality, based on impressionistic analyses and the perceptions and opinions of naïve listeners. …”
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On Some Peculiarities of Translation of Tourist Texts from Chinese into Russian by J. Zhang, Z. Liu

“…It is indicated that the artistic concept of the Chinese text discourse provides such an organization of the text so that it has a specific impact - causes impressionistic subjective feeling, while the Russian text discourse is informative and striving for objectivity. …”
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4. Kazeem Olojo: A Professional Painter and an Art Instructor Universal Studios of Art, Lagos, Nigeria by Bardi Augustine Okola

“…In the 15th and 16th centuries , France relayed on the impressionists who graduated from workshops and schools of apprentice in the likes of Gauguin, Monet, Manet, Degas, Renoir Cezanne, Delacroix and others to capture scenes of the Parisian country side that existed long age. …”
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Dissociation between speech modalities in a case of altered accent with unknown origin by Bessell, N, Gurd, J, Coleman, J

“…Neuropsychological investigation, impressionistic and acoustic analysis of accented and unaccented speech are documented. …”

Music and Painting in the Autobiographical Prose of Eugenio Montale and Antonio Delfini (The Butterfly of Dinard, “One Story”) by Liudmila E. Saburova

“…Delfini, who created impressionistic sketches addressed primarily to the sensual perception of the reader, was understood and appreciated only post mortem. …”
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The relaxometry hype cycle by Nikola Stikov, Nikola Stikov, Nikola Stikov, Agâh Karakuzu, Agâh Karakuzu

“…Rather than a paragraph dedicated to each of these, we want to give it an impressionistic overview, painted over with a coat of personal opinions and ruminations about the future of the field. …”
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Poetics of Impressionism in the French and Russian Lyrics of the Late XIX - Early XX Centuries (based on the Work of P. Verlaine and M. Voloshin) by A. L. Latukhina, Y. A. Marinina

“…The authors consider the theoretical works of the poet himself, in which he comprehends the synthesis of symbolism and impressionism in French literature, defining a new type of artistic consciousness “neo-realism”, and cycles of poems “Cimmerian Twilight” and “Cimmerian Spring”, in which tendencies of symbolic-impressionistic poetics are revealed.…”
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Malaysian Chinese New Year dishes nomenclature by Ng, Man Ling, Ang, Lay Hoon, Lam, Kai Chee

“…Malaysian Chinese dishes are normally named based on three methods, which consider the ingredients used (Realistic Nomenclature), cultural implication (Impressionistic Nomenclature), or a combination of both (The Actual Situation Nomenclature). …”
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Translator's faithfulness in the 21st century: a sociolinguistic view. Tulkotâja lojalitâte 21. gadsimtâ: sociolingvistiks skatîjums by Janis Silis

“…An attempt will be made to provide a rather impressionistic contrastive analysis of translation problems appearing in certain pairs of sociolinguistic correlations, such as source/target language and social group, source/target languageand age group, as well as source/target language and gender. …”
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Criticizeability of a Classical Critical Text by Nassif Muhammad Nassif

“…Nonetheless, it does not consider the influential impressionistic rules that had been concurrent at that age sufficient, neither finds it efficient to have one, two or three lines of verse to pinpoint its viewpoints, as had been the custom. …”
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<p>The character in <i>Škola dlja Durakov</i>. From the novel by Saša Sokolov to theatrical adaptations</p> by Irina Marchesini

“…As the director explained in a recent interview, this original genre recalls the Impressionists’ position in observing and representing nature, in order to obtain the same effectgenerated by the reading of the novel. …”
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Qualitative Content Analysis: Why is it Still a Path Less Taken? by Bammidi Devi Prasad

“…Although qualitative content analysis (QCA) was used in scholarly writings, it remained largely limited to an explorative, impressionistic, and less pragmatic role. Researchers who laid the foundations for the method of content analysis and coined it as a significant quantitative research method were influenced by the logical positivism popular in the 1940s and the dominance of quantitative forms of analysis, especially in Anglo-Saxon regions. …”
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