Sentence examples for existing impulse from inspiring English sources

By reviewing the existing impulse control models in the literature, we point out that meaningful problems do not satisfy the sufficiency conditions.

The obtained test results provide the basis for further study of non-standard impulse voltage waveforms and make necessary correction in the existing impulse testing standards.

The existing impulses for change are for the most part superimposed by structural rigidities and the established patterns of perception fostered by them.

Therefore, it can be concluded that although the near-field earthquake may cause severe damages on structures due to existing impulses in some records, from the probabilistic point of view and considering all near-field records, this effect is not significant.

To overcome the resulting problems of existing finite impulse response (FIR) structure filters, this paper proposes an alternative FIR filter for state estimation in discrete-time systems, which is derived from the well-known Kalman filter with recursive infinite impulse response (IIR) structure.

Impulse purchases have long been part of the shopper journey, but a range of technologies is now compressing consumption further inviting purchase at a click, super-fast delivery and instant gratification for those existing on impulse.

With Kimoji, Kardashian monetised the pre-existing impulse of the internet to use images of her face and family to communicate online.

In some cases, researchers suggested, akathisia may be so uncomfortable that it sets off suicidal thoughts, or intensifies existing suicidal impulses.

Contrary to existing kernel-based impulse response estimators, a frequency domain approach is adopted.

The simulation results show that the proposed filter outperforms several existing filter schemes for impulse noise removal in an image.

Largely ignorant of al-Qaeda, Islam and weak states, the Bush administration's response to September 11th was, he argues, conditioned more by its existing prejudices and strategic impulses than by any proper assessment of the terrorist threat.