In this instance as well, the goal was to educate his public; he wrote: "Nothing is worthy of derision as much as someone taking pride in his parents and ancestors and nothing more worthy of praise than when the ancestors' great deeds serve as a model and an impulse for competition among descendants".
Originally the discussion of style belongs to the art of poetry rather than to rhetoric; the poets were the first, as Aristotle observes, to give an impulse for the study of style.
Second, depicting the 'response' to habit cues as an impulse allows for the possibility that habitual tendencies may, once activated, be overridden prior to translation into action.
This paper deals with the construction and characteristics of a specially designed wooden clapper intended to operate as an impulse sound source for measurements in rooms.
Soil reaction (pH) has also been annotated as a nerve impulse for the availability of liberated nutrients on the available soil solumn (Lauber et al. 2009).
Unknown to the developement team of the above prototype PET/CT, which served as a key impulse for the subsequent commercialisation of PET/CT development, another team at Gunma University in Japan had proposed a combination of a full-ring PET and CT as early as 1984.
For example, is 'video game addiction' a disorder in and of itself (and therefore special), or is it better characterised like other forms of psychological addiction (gambling for instance), or as an impulse control disorder?
I do believe that qualifies as an impulse buy, yes.
" Chocolate is usually bought as an impulse item".
This isn't built into your behavior as an impulse.
Actually, I got into the Theremin as an impulse buy.
