Many factors can impair the capacity of the prefrontal cortex to serve its full impulse-control function: for example, neurological diseases that kill cells in the prefrontal cortex, head injuries that damage these cells, alcohol and drugs that impair their function, and biological immaturity.
In the limit of a slow final washout constant, k0 → 0, the full impulse-response function is reduced to a power law function with the single parameter β.
Just as I was beginning my ascent back into life, he suddenly appeared behind me, wearing nothing but a pair of tattered shorts held up by a thin rope, and he was dancing, dancing like a Feiffer cartoon: full of impulse and pure giddy joy.
Katy sings about the experience of dancing itself, sounding full of impulses and anticipatory giddiness, ending the chorus on a footnote that just makes you want to start all over again: "This right here I swear will end too soon".
For this purpose, full-scale impulse current tests of a standard waveform have been performed on single vertical grounding rods, driven both into soil and in ground enhancing compounds.
Here, a method for converting recorded balloon pops into full audio bandwidth impulse responses is presented.
His own music, which he composed prolifically, was full of conflicting impulses.
This is a work full of conflicting impulses: in its opening movement the robust and the stately mingle unself-consciously.
So writing books upon books without the intention of sharing them with people is a proposition full of contradictory impulses and goals.
He calls it "a teenage country" full of contradictory impulses, some democratic, some emphatically not, about what it wants to be when it grows up.
