To check out at Fry's you first join a single line that snakes past the world's greatest collection of impulse buy products, from snack chips to pocket tools to joke software.
The Brafman brothers use the word "sway" as a catchall term for a collection of irrational impulses that can blindside us in our careers.
The database comprises a collection of room impulse responses measured with a linear array for various source-array separations in a varechoic room.
Butz practically ricochets off the walls of the simple Midwestern kitchen that's the setting for "Dead Accounts," but not even he can transcend the contrived nature of a character who is really nothing more than a collection of manic playwriting impulses.
A variety of etiological factors can lead to sick sinus disease (SSD), a collection of disorders defined by abnormal electrical impulse formation and propagation from the SAN.
First row - 80%% of impulses; second row - 90%% of impulses; third row - 95%% of impulses.
First row - 80%% of impulses (a, d); second row - 90%% of impulses (b, e); third row - 95%% of impulses (c, f).
Risk of hearing loss due to impulse noise increases as the peak SPL exceeds 145-155 dB and as the duration of the impulse, the number of impulses and the number of exposures increase.
Much the same impulse governs this annual collection of articles summing up the lives of notable Connecticut residents -- some already well known, all worth knowing.
Meanwhile on the East coast a collection of societal outsiders contended with the same artistic impulses, but they created an entire, self-sustaining artistic culture on the subway trains of New York City.
The fMRI showed that those experiencing the illusion had a particularly busy thalamus, a relay station in the brain through which sensory impulses pass, and part of the pain matrix, a collection of brain regions that manage pain.
