These are then converted to channel impulse responses.
He found the guidelines for such programmes inimical to his unrestrained style of comic writing, but was perfectly happy to channel that impulse into radio plays: Norman (2004) for Johnny Vegas, as a chap on the margins of society; and Chloe (2007) for Steadman, as an imprisoned artist.
I started TechSoup Global (then called CompuMentor) to channel this impulse toward the social sector.
The trick is to channel those impulses in a constructive direction.
Bach may also have substantially altered the music in his adaptation, but only the most foolhardy musical necromancer would try to channel those impulses.
But on this album he hits upon a devilish peace of mind a collision of chaotic-melodic impulses that he would continue to channel for another few years and releases before having kids of his own, long after.
She stayed up late watching movies, unsure how to channel her artistic impulses.
I sit down with the remote and my impulse is to channel-surf, but then I go to the listings, very quickly find out what is on, and go to the show I want to watch".
They took this impulse and channeled it towards primitive superstitions, with all their cruelty, and all their backwardness.
In [21] and [22], the well-known LDPC is firstly applied to the impulse noise channel, which is fully characterized by a parity check matrix (PCM) [23, 24].
