NAME WITHHELD Actually, it seems very kind — or at least the impulse behind it does.
But the need — or, at least, the impulse — to improve upon them has been around for almost as long.
Single by choice, he feels a new pull toward parenthood, or at least an impulse to get to know this fruit of his loins.
"But Mr. Greenaway turns this tale of a bullying criminal and his unfaithful wife into something profound and extremely rare: a work so intelligent and powerful that it evokes our best emotions and least civil impulses, so esthetically brilliant that it expands the boundaries of film itself".
Permissive regulations allow at least the minimum impulse gratification required for individual well-being.
I signed in hopes of forestalling, or at least slowing, the impulse that other people might also feel to dismiss the movement out of hand.
But it's remarkable to be faced with a picture of happy family life in which one child, Beaver, seems incapable of remembering anything or getting good grades, and the other boy, Wally, has what we would term, at the very least, some major impulse control problems.
During the mid-to late-Holocene, at least one significant impulse of influence came from Island Southeast Asia that led to the development of the Lapita Cultural Complex in the Bismarck Archipelago, primarily on its small off-shore islands, at ∼3,300 YBP [7], [8].
Using the developed model, the design of microfluidic channels is performed based on the least-squares finite impulse response filtering to achieve the desired end-to-end transfer function.
I don't know how good the studies are suggesting that violent imagery can affect the brain this way, not least by reducing impulse-control in teenagers, but intuitively it seems to make sense.
