It has three characteristics, i.e. impulsive, mean curvature and variable exponent.
So, instead of being compulsive like pedophiles, adolescents tend to be impulsive, which means tactics like "grooming," in which an offender woos a child for weeks or months before a sexual assault, tend not to apply to the majority of juveniles, Chaffin notes.
I've been working at HuffPost ― where I commission and edit personal stories from writers ― for nearly five years, and I wasn't sure what this impulsive buy meant for my job, or what it would mean for planning my upcoming wedding in April.
The hope in Moscow is that last week's strike was a one-off event, the emotional response of an impulsive President, meant to telegraph strength rather than represent a wholesale and systematic new policy approach.
In this work, we consider a nonlinear Dirichlet problem with impulses and obtain the existence of solutions to an impulsive problem by means of variational methods.
Then the heterogeneous complex network with impulsive coupling which means the network only has coupling at some discrete impulsive instants, is further discussed.
48 By 'other impulsive behaviour', we mean specific behavioural expressions of impulsivity aside from binge eating like substance use, compulsive buying or irritability.
She is empty of purpose but full of unfocused goodwill, the mirror-image of American policy, her impulsive interventions well meant but essentially careless.
Taking risks is not an excuse for stupidity or foolishness and being impulsive doesn't mean there's no room for thoughtful behaviour.
She might understand more had she not socked an American consul in the late 1990s, a typically impulsive action which meant that she couldn't return to the US for several years.
