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These irregular impulses result in ectopic heartbeats, which are out of sequence with the normal cardiac rhythm.

The visceral afferents conduct messages from the organs serving the internal economy of the body; such impulses result in reflex control of these organs (e.g., the rate of the heartbeat and activities of the digestive system).

This trait is characterized by difficulty of inhibiting behavioral impulses, resulting in aggressive or otherwise problematic behavior.

The impulse results from alternate expansion and contraction of the arterial wall because of the beating of the heart.

This series of two-impulses results in the multi-band structure in the corresponding spectra (Fig. 3, bottom panels).

This powerful self-sabotaging impulse results from connecting our self-worth to our ability to resist temptation.

Slow cell-to-cell transmission of the electrical impulse results in asynchrony of electrical ventricular activation, with early activation of the myocytes close to the pacing site and delayed activation of the cells in remote regions (Fig.  1).

A relatively evenly distributed impulse resulted in largely global bending deformation.

The optimization is done for power consumption, thrust and specific impulse resulting in high theoretical efficiency ∼99% with corresponding high thrust-to-power ratios.

It feels as if Hill's instinct was to reinvent the comedy as a full-blown farce but has reined in that impulse resulting in something far more conventional, which sometimes unwittingly highlights the convolutions of Sheridan's plotting rather than making it appear seamless.

According to the German penal law, the difference between manslaughter and murder is that murder is an action carried out after previous deliberation with the aim of killing a person, while manslaughter is an act of impulse, resulting in the death of a person.