Sentence examples for impulse from the from inspiring English sources

There is no impulse from the rest of Europe.

"Our primary impulse, from the beginning, is healing".

But a tension has haunted the biographic impulse from the very beginning.

Blood again flows into the atria, and an impulse from the S-A starts the cycle over again.

An impulse from the S-A node causes the two atria to contract, forcing blood into the ventricles.

Lin was a restricted free agent, and the Rockets swooped, offering him a large, quirky contract that unsheathed a sudden frugal impulse from the generally free-spending Knicks.

Under resting conditions, there is an irregular, steady discharge of nerve impulses from the pit organ.

Others respond to impulses from one side exclusively, but their response is modified by the simultaneous arrival of impulses from the other side.

But it does not harm the optic nerve, which transmits electrical impulses from the retina to the brain.

It's as if the natural circuitry of human impulses, from the basest to the finest, has been scrambled irreparably.

(The dendritic process of a nerve cell is the projection that receives nerve impulses to the cell; the axon is the projection that carries impulses from the cell).