To reveal fine jitter on the line, Dr. Chafe uses software to create an impulse that is injected at one end of a network connection.
In 1932 Erlanger and Gasser found that the fibres of a nerve conduct impulses at different rates, depending on the thickness of the fibre, and that each fibre has a different threshold of excitability i.e., each requires a stimulus of different intensity to create an impulse.
I have to say it created a strange impulse for me.
Does lending one's name to a Republican presidential campaign create an irresistible impulse to misbehave?
Such slowly growing standing waves eventually become unstable and, consequently, create an impact impulse on the vertical wall.
We need to look to the properties themselves, to composers and librettists creating a legitimate impulse to dance and to scenarios demanding it.
At the same time, other factors in which the government plays a role -- a weak social safety net, depressed wages and soaring home prices -- create a hoarding impulse that compels many people to keep saving anyway, against an uncertain future.
The sequence of sodium activation sodium inactivation potassium activation creates a nerve impulse that is brief in duration, lasting only a few milliseconds, and that travels down the nerve fibre like a wave, the membrane depolarizing in front of the current and repolarizing behind.
The video screen creates a psychological impulse to adhere to exercise". Hoffman said company research has shown that about half those people who begin exercise programs will quit within six months.
At the same time, Jossa says that he was making "crappy poster designs" for commercial purposes, which created a tension between impulses that were more "personal, spiritual and material, real and fake".
