Sentence examples for The impulse of from inspiring English sources
The impulse of the classical impulsive differential equation can be divided into two types: fixed time impulse and state impulse.
The impulse of art hasn't abandoned Hopkins, though everything else has.
The impulse of the powerful to make themselves even more so should come as no surprise.
The impulse of orthodoxy has always been to suppress the wrangling as a sign of weakness; the impulse of more modern theology is to embrace it as a sign of life.
The impulse of the time leads us back to William Morris and his radical art-for-the-people politics.
The impulse of this culture is to favour the controlled, man-made and essentially social space of the hall.
The Impulse of Keeping a Record: Brian Dupont and Alan Steele On view through Jan . 15at Adah Rose Gallery, 3766 Howard Ave., Kensington.
The implant records the impulses of dozens of neurons.
The task force would need a leader with the impulses of a crusading prosecutor.
More to the point, it usually matches the impulses of Mr. Gordon's eclectic music.
