The phrase "after impulse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or decisions made following a sudden urge or instinctive reaction.
Example: "She made her decision after impulse, realizing later that it might not have been the best choice."
Alternatives: "on a whim" or "spurred by instinct".
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"Smooth takeoff and all Si2 systems have been checked here at the Mission Control Center for the Atlantic Crossing," Borschberg posted on Twitter soon after Solar Impulse 2's departure.
After the impulse has been sent, a synchronizing signal is transmitted back to the slave clock that ensures that the impulse to the free pendulum will be released exactly a half minute later than the previous impulse.
After an impulse performance in a variety night there -- she sang one of her audition songs and tap-danced -- Ms. Kron was asked to put together her own evening of entertainment.
However, after an impulse decision to switch his college language elective from Mandarin to Arabic, McGillis went on to study the language for two years, including a summer abroad in the Middle East.
It is shown that after an impulse is applied to the track, not only is a vibration with a comparatively low natural frequency generated, but also traveling waves with higher frequencies, and the latter propagate lengthwise along the track or downwards into the roadbed.
In addition, the mathematical model itself may change after this impulse.
Right after the impulse, the mathematical model itself may also change due to natural causes or otherwise.
It can be seen that the reconvergence behavior after the impulse response change and the perturbation of the microphone signal is very similar to the initial convergence.
In the impact hammer method, the track vibration is measured with acceleration transducers installed on rail or sleepers (track plates) after an impulse load is exerted on the track with an impact hammer.
