The phrase "assumed an impulse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where someone or something has taken on a sudden motivation or drive to act in a certain way.
Example: "After hearing the news, she assumed an impulse to reach out to her old friends and reconnect."
Alternatives: "took on a drive" or "adopted a motivation".
The women I spoke to were smart and financially savvy (they certainly had a keener instinct when it came to fraud), while being shut out of formal banking channels.The perception of the poor (in any country) tends to be either totally condescending or assumes a lack of impulse control.
During simulation, a Gaussian optical recording channel was assumed with impulse response given by (17).
In a single-carrier frequency-selective Rayleigh fading environment, assuming a time-invariant channel impulse response (CIR), the received symbols are described by [1, 4] (3).
Although unplanned suicide attempts assume a rapid transition for suicidal impulse to action, many studies do not quantify the time elapsed from suicidal impulse to action.
For example, in AEC, it can be assumed that the impulse response of the echo path is modeled by a time-varying system following a first-order Markov model [9].
The authors assume a statistical model of the room impulse response comprising Gaussian noise modulated by a decaying exponential function.
In this model, instead of two fixed values, two fixed ranges at both ends with the length of m are assumed to be impulse noise values.
Assume a point (H_{0}in M) jumps to point (G^in N) under the action of impulse.
First, our system assumes that impulse noise pixels are always closely connected with fewer neighboring pixels than signal pixels, so it will fail to remove large blotches (i.e., distorted region larger than four pixels) for film restoration.
Assume a point (H_{1}in M) jumps to point (H_{1}^in N) under the action of impulse.
