The phrase "at impulse" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to act or react without thinking or planning, driven solely by instinct or emotion. Example: "Without thinking, she grabbed the car keys and ran out the door at impulse, determined to catch the last train of the night."
For the cognitive elite who are generally reasonably good at impulse control and long-term planning, have the social and economic resources to provide a buffer against youthful misjudgments, and have powerful incentives to avoid derailing their ambitious career plans this works out just fine.
Pazo will offer contemporary cutting-edge fashions in a boutique environment at impulse prices.
One implication is that the dynamic finite element model has the requisite fidelity at impulse levels of interest.
The offers are location-based, at impulse rates, and thus lift revenue per available room without "impacting brand perception" (making them look cheap, in other words).
Timex has long been a drug store brand – a brand sold in those cases at big drug stores and aimed at impulse shoppers who needed a watch… any kind of watch.
For the case where the delay derivative is strictly less than 1, a descriptor type of impulse-time-dependent Lyapunov functional is introduced, which is discontinuous at impulse times but does not grow along the state trajectories by construction.
Using a platinum wire electrode, the diaphragms were electrically stimulated at impulses of 6 V.
We wonder at these troubled people, at the impulse which leads them to dwell so lovingly on their bitter pain & deep confusion.
With the designed controller, the impulsive thrust during the rendezvous is calculated at the impulse instants.
We establish exponential stability of nonlinear time-varying impulsive systems by employing Lyapunov functions with discontinuity at the impulse times.
