Sentence examples for impulsive characteristics from inspiring English sources
Firstly, the vibration signals generated in an experimental test rig are processed with the proposed wavelet-filter to augment the impulsive characteristics of bearing signals and improve the quality of fault feature extraction.
In practice, however, Gaussian models reveal difficulties in fitting data that often have distinct spiky and impulsive characteristics leading them deviate from Gaussian distributions which is known as non-Gaussian [2].
Although these results may be associated with specific characteristics of patients with eating disorders in the medical prison setting, we concluded that the repeated shoplifting by these patients is unrelated to antisocial or impulsive characteristics but is deeply rooted in these patients' severe and undertreated eating disorder psychopathology.
Although some impulsive characteristic frequencies are detected, 10 Hz and 25 Hz as well as other interferences are still present.
As shown in Figure 4(b), the impulsive characteristic frequency of 16, 32, 48, 64 and 80 Hz are identified clearly and the interferences of 10 and 25 Hz are totally restrained.
Impulsive personality characteristics have been associated with a higher likelihood of suicidal behavior across nosological entities and also in nonpsychiatric populations [ 16].
In particular, it has been observed that the Gaussian distribution is too light-tailed to model signals and noise that exhibits impulsive and nonsymmetric characteristics [1].
While most parents expect toddlers to be disobedient, inattentive, and impulsive, these problematic characteristics of young children are lessened through appropriate parenting and the youngsters' gradual gains in age-related maturity.
However, the phase relationships are important in differentiating noise from characteristic impulsive fault signatures.
Poor self-regulation and impulsive responses are characteristic of a number of psychological disorders including eating disorders, alcohol and substance abuse disorders, manic episodes within bipolar disorder, impulse-control disorders, and personality disorders.
In recent years, a number of studies have dealt with the question to which extent the impulsive response style characteristic of ADHD can be related to executive function deficits, to deficient arousal mechanisms, to specific motivational factors or to combinations of these features.
