Sentence examples for impulse yields from inspiring English sources

By extension, this impulse yields the cycle of seasons and the pervasive fecundity of nature.

Our first impulse yields a negative response simply because personality normally is associated with the notion of fixed limits (which would, of course, be inappropriate in an infinite, unlimited being).

In Hollywood the reboot impulse has yielded hit films like "Batman Begins" (and its billion-dollar-grossing sequel, "The Dark Knight") and noncomics properties like this summer's "Rise of the Planet of the Apes".

Kicking off a five-night run and what amounts to a six-month tour, the group offered a retrospective sampling of original material, in commemoration of its silver anniversary; the same impulse recently yielded "Twenty-Five" (Heads Up), a live CD and DVD that documents a pair of concerts from last fall.

Using this and the statistical description of the bandlimited impulse response envelope yields an upper bound for the response of a class of systems.

Therefore, the impulse pressure can yield different results from single sinusoidal oscillatory mechanics, implying that the IO is not necessarily optimal forcing pressure.

From the approximation of (boldsymbol {Z}_{bar {u}}) in (22), the IFFT of (boldsymbol {Z}_{bar {u}}) yields an impulse function.

Given the structure of (22), one cannot find a receive MIMO filter W r j n, so that when convolved with F r j n yields an impulse, unless H r j is a tall full-rank matrix.

As The King of Limbs proves, when it works it's glorious, but that impulse doesn't always yield perfect results.

The estimated coefficients θ k give the response at horizon k, and together they yield the impulse response function.

While speaking in McKinley's hometown of Canton, Ohio, Bryan yielded to impulse and called upon his rival at his home with Congressman Bland; the Republican candidate and his wife, somewhat startled, received the two men hospitably in a scene Williams calls, "surely bizarre".