And if kids do seem raucous or uncooperative, the authors point out, often we medicate them: "Where young boomers once turned to drugs to prompt impulses and think outside the box, today they turn to drugs to suppress their kids' impulses and keep their behavior inside the box".
When you go to the grocery store with an idea of what you'll eat for the week, it keeps you from impulse buying and keeps you from impulse eating later on.
His impulse was always to strike and keep striking until the object of his wrath was destroyed.
In time Ocado may decide to open some real-world stores to capture such impulse spending, build its brand and keep its warehouses busy throughout the week.
Man (Mr. Mitchell) and woman (Marcie Munnerlyn) become both known and unknowable, objects of absorbing beauty and odd unexpectedness, figures of separate needs and impulses that bring them together and keep them apart.
The dynamical compensator designed by the proposed method can guarantee that the resultant closed-loop uncertain descriptor system is regular, impulse-free, stable and keeps certain H∞ norm performance in the normal condition as well as in the event of sensor and actuator failures.
In recounting the slow, sometimes apprehensive circling of these characters around one another, Mr. Frazier displays a keen psychological understanding of their fears and desires, and their driving impulse to keep themselves safe, at any cost.
Given the options of jitters or jadedness, the impulse to keep calm and carry on is understandable.
Some commentators have continued to question Britten's conduct, sometimes very sharply; Carpenter and Bridcut conclude that he held any sexual impulses under firm control and kept the relationships affectionate but strictly platonic.
Dr. Jong Wook Lee, the director general of the World Health Organization, urged African leaders to report quickly any suspected cases of avian flu and to resist the impulse to keep an outbreak quiet.
