Sentence examples for fewer impulse from inspiring English sources

Back to the shopping aisle, I believe that when it comes to food and beverages, consumers will shop less emotionally and more rationally, with fewer impulse items tossed into the grocery cart.

They also claimed to make fewer impulse purchases and only bought the amount they needed, rather than buying in bulk.

Tinnitus is believed to be similar to the phantom-limb pain suffered by some amputees: as fewer impulses reach the cochlear nerve, the brain's auditory circuitry compensates by becoming overactive, creating an illusion of sound.

An injury to the motor nerve fibers might appear as an increase in latency and/or a reduction in persistence, i.e. fewer impulses return to the foot muscles.

The few impulses that are allowed into the drawing room are not yet conscious, and may or may not become so, depending on whether or not they "succeed in catching the eye of consciousness".

At high rates of stimulation, sufficient to cause a smooth contraction (tetanus) of the muscle, the quantity of transmitter released per impulse declines for the first few impulses (synaptic depression), which may be due to a reduction in the number of vesicles ready for release.

Figure (a) shows "simplified" GCC-PHAT functions consisting of few impulses.

The time-keeping cells went bananas in the morning and at night, but then during the day they stayed in a bizarre state of excitement during which they emitted very few impulses.

There aren't many historical specifics either in the practically animated Greeks-versus-Persians showdown 300: Rise of an Empire (Warner, 15), and even fewer romantic impulses – unless you count Eva Green's warrior queen Artemisia rutting spectacularly with a slab of Athenian man-gristle on the strategy table as the aptly named Battle of Salamis rages on.

Migraines are caused by an overload of the electrical circuits in a certain part of the brain, so slowing down the speed of neurotransmission leads to fewer neural impulses.

In particular, excitatory neurons in the region termed the 'auditory cortex' send fewer nerve impulses in response to frequent sounds, but respond vigorously to rare sounds.