Sentence examples for measure of impulse from inspiring English sources

Specifically, blood lead levels were selectively associated with commission errors, a measure of impulse control.

It can be concluded that the developed current measuring system has a promising characteristic being appropriate for measurement of impulse currents in high-voltage tests.

A brief refresher: a summary measure of fiscal impulse (the extent to which fiscal policy is boosting or reducing GDP growth from one year to the next) is the difference between the deficit (or surplus) one year and the next.

Figure 12 shows the pulse switching endurance characteristics of the flexible memory device under ±2 V of impulse voltages, measured at room temperature and 85°C.

Of note, however, is the relatively low velocity of impulse propagation measured within the CPC islands in vitro.

Various measures of engineering integrity of the constrained attractor are introduced: a global measure assesses the overall basin area; a local measure assesses the distance from the attractor to the basin boundary; and a velocity measure is related to the size of impulse that could be sustained without failure.

Stewart et al. (2003b) showed that children exposed prenatally to PCBs have demonstrated excessive responding during continuous performance tasks (CPT), which are traditional measures of attention and impulse control.

The drudgery of unoccupied time also accounts in large measure for the popularity of impulse-buy items, which earn supermarkets about $5.5 billion annually.

Evaluate Impulse Ratio as a measure of weight distribution among supporting limbs throughout the early natural history of osteoarthritis and with local anaesthesia and analgesia.

You've heard of impulse buying.

There are lists of "impulse buyers".