Sentence examples for impulses given from inspiring English sources

Modern Dickens criticism dates from 1940 41, with the very different impulses given by George Orwell, Edmund Wilson, and Humphry House.

It traces different types of electrical impulses given off by nerve cells in the brain and records how many times those impulses are given off each second.

For the latter algorithm, we have employed in the clipping procedure, represented by Equations 42 and 43, the approximate scaled impulses given by Equation 39. Figure 2 CCDF of the PAPR of an SFBC MC-CDMA system under different loads.

The Beaufighters were equipped with the new Serrate radar detector, which picked up the radar impulses given out by the German night fighter's' Lichtenstein radar.

In the mid 1930s, he developed a microscope [11] able to see these bacilli and invented the Rife Frequency Generator, commonly called Rife Ray Machine, which he claimed could diagnose and eliminate diseases like cancer by tuning into electrical impulses given off by diseased tissue.

In this test, patches with wires (electrodes) are attached to the skin to measure the electrical impulses given off by the heart.

But these early protectionist impulses gave way to a more stalwart defence of trade.

When short-lived impulses give way to long-term aims, and when sustained association takes the place of situational groupings of people, the result is a social movement.

The estimated transmission velocity of impulses giving rise to second pain and WUSP was characteristic of C fibers.

This mix of impulses gives his work a tone that is undoubtedly humanist, though it is a humanism on John's own terms.

They ironically joked about how long she could repress her murderous impulses, giving her until the new year.