Sentence examples for impulse to extend from inspiring English sources
To experience this "noth-ing" is to become attuned to something which is not a thing (hence "nothing") but which conditions all our experiences of things, something which fundamentally informs our worlds but which we experience primarily as what escapes and so defies our "subjectivistic" impulse to extend our conceptual mastery over everything.
The same impulse to delay extends to divorce.
According to Fryer, Shayne's impulse to escape extended far beyond prisons and banks and could not even be bound by the parameters of space and time.
Such comorbidity appears to extend also to impulse control disorders (intermittent explosive disorder), a finding which argues against the current classification of trichotillomania as a member of this spectrum of conditions.
To the extent that all technology is construed as an effort to extend and improve our inherited human capacities, the impulse to enhance ourselves is a hallmark of our species, as legitimate to celebrate as to disparage.
But the upshot is sometimes embarrassment about any status or power, an impulse to disown it symbolically (almost never in practice) in lieu of trying to find ways to extend it.
In order to extend this deconvolution to arbitrarily long input signals, we show that, under certain circumstances, a finite impulse response (FIR) filter can be build from it.
What is excessive about this tendency to extend the blame beyond the Nazis is both the wholesale quality of its condemnations and its impulse to judge the actors of the times by the standards and perspectives of today.
Too busy to extend myself.
But they are now planning to extend the fundraising effort, and say that the study, which aims to assess whether a prostate cancer drug could help prevent pedophiles from acting on their impulses, will move ahead.
