"There's an audience that doesn't want an impulse ride.
Sharing creativity is a rare eros: "There's something about finding an impulse and riding it together," Maggie says.
We denote it by x ( t ; T 0, x 0, { τ k } ) and we will say that it is a solution of the following initial value problem for impulsive differential equations with random moments of impulses (RIDE): x ′ = f ( t, x ( t ) ) for t ≥ T 0, ξ k < t < ξ k + 1, x ( ξ k + 0 ) = I k ( τ k, x ( ξ k − 0 ) ) for k = 1, 2, …, x ( T 0 ) = x 0. (2).
The prioritising of such vacuities as "self-esteem" and "empowerment" have contributed to the undisciplined and impulse-ridden youth we see all around us.
Yet the historicist impulse has grown ever stronger, riding right through the millennium into our new century.
But when a song had a grain of personal truth (Don McLean's "And I Love You So") or a genuinely theatrical impulse ("Man of La Mancha"), he rode it to victory.
When it seemed like any coiffured cunt could ride our worst impulses to power, Goldsmith straddled a racist horse and rode it straight into the rails.
I crashed on my bike on Oct. 3 and broke my collarbone, an experience so horrific that my first impulse was to say I would never ride on the road again.
Resist the riding boots, jeans and a party top impulse, and say hi hello to day to night perfection.
The men respond by giving in to their worst impulses, like withdrawal, bullying, arrogance or stonewalling, hoping to ride out the storm.
I ONLY take the bus when it works time-wise, or ride my bike when traffic volume and ecological impulses align.
